University of Michigan

Throughout the course, students will work on hands-on projects designed to reinforce their understanding of advanced topics. Whether it’s building encryption tools, experimenting with machine learning algorithms, or designing logical circuits, each project will give students the opportunity to apply their knowledge to practical tasks. In addition, the course will feature challenges that encourage collaboration, creative thinking, and problem-solving in real-world scenarios.

Last summer, students had an incredible opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of computer science with a visit to Atomic Object, a cutting-edge custom software development firm. There, they met the entire team, participated in an engaging morning meeting, and explored the technology and tools used in various roles within the company. Additionally, they toured the Ford Robotics building, home to Michigan Robotics, where they uncovered the exciting ways computer science drives the creation of innovative technologies that seamlessly integrate with other fields.

Explore the dynamic and versatile field of Automotive Engineering in the heart of Michigan, a state renowned for its auto manufacturing industry, heavily reliant on mechanical and automotive engineers for the design and production of automobiles and auto parts. Join our two-week program at The University of Michigan, renowned for hosting one of the nation’s top automotive engineering programs, and immerse yourself in the realm of engineering, innovation, and problem-solving.

Students will learn firsthand from business veterans about starting and running a business. Over the course of the program, they will develop a plan for a new venture and pitch their idea to real world investors. Along the way, meet with leaders from different areas of business and finance.

Excursions – Last summer, students had an incredible opportunity to visit Rocket Mortgage, one of the largest lenders in the U.S.! This exclusive visit gave them an inside look at the vast array of career paths within the company’s dynamic family of businesses. But the excitement didn’t stop there—students also got to hear firsthand from influential business leaders and activists, learning about their impactful efforts to revitalize Michigan.

And in a truly “sweet” experience, students visited the newly opened Molly’s Cupcakes in Michigan, famous for winning the first season of Food Network’s Cupcake Wars. Though the company was founded in 2007, this was their first Michigan location, and it had just opened one week before the student visit. The kitchen was buzzing as founder and CEO Johnny Nicolaides led an exciting behind-the-scenes tour, sharing insights into the company’s creativity, vision, and the secrets behind their booming success!

When someone has trouble moving or is injured, what can truly help is a non-invasive discipline that helps evaluate and improve mobility and relieve pain. Physical therapy might be just what they need. In this program, you will learn the basics of human anatomy, movement fundamentals, and exercise principles while doing lab work and clinical education.

Students will also gain a basic understanding and learn the physical therapy requirements and the many job opportunities this field can provide through various specialties. Learn to make a positive change in the community by empowering others through physical and mental health.

Throughout the course, students will get an opportunity to meet with industry professionals such as sports journalists, producers, and commentators. Excursions may include visits to local sports radio stations and television studios, where students could see a live sports broadcast in action. These experiences provide invaluable insights into career paths in sports media and help build connections in the industry.

Successful management is required in all segments of the sport industry whether professional, amateur, collegiate, club, public, private, etc. In the management function, the same basic elements are needed, regardless of organizational type: personnel management, program development, marketing, information management, facilities management, and legal responsibilities. Depending on what kind of sport management career interests you, possibilities include working directly with athletes, coaches, and organizations, or working behind the scenes as a promoter, marketing manager, or sports economist. Our course will explore the business management side of sports and expose you to the number of different directions you can take with a background in Sports Management.