University of Michigan-Flint

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Official Website
Email: global@umich.edu

Overview

The University of Michigan–Flint (UM-Flint), established in 1956, is a public university and part of the prestigious University of Michigan system, located in Flint, Michigan, USA.

UM-Flint is a comprehensive urban university that offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across a wide range of disciplines. It emphasizes student-centered learning, small class sizes (around 14:1 student–faculty ratio), and strong community engagement.

The university is known for combining the reputation of the University of Michigan with a more personalized learning environment. It serves a diverse student population, including international students, and focuses on preparing graduates to contribute to both local and global communities.

Key Strengths:

- Strong focus on career preparation, internships, and applied learning

- Supportive environment for international students and global engagement

- Wide range of programs across business, health sciences, engineering, and liberal arts

- Emphasis on student-centered education and community engagement

Academic Calendar

Fall Semester

- Nomination Deadline: Around Mid-May

- Application Deadline: Around Early-Mid June

- Semester Start: Around Early September

- Lecture Start: Around Mid-Late September

- End of Lectures: Around Early February

- End of Semester: Around Late February

Spring Semester

- Nomination Deadline: Around Mid-November

- Application Deadline: Around Early-Mid December

- Semester Start: Around Early March

- Lecture Start: Around Mid-Late March

- End of Lectures: Around Mid July

- End of Semester: Around Late August

Exact dates may vary each academic year. Students are advised to refer to the partner university’s official website for the most updated information.

Orientation programs are held 1-2 weeks before the semester begins. Students are encouraged to arrive early.

General Info Sheets

Language Requirements:

- English Programs: B2

- German Programs: B2

Required Documents:

- Application Form

- Accommodation Form

- Transcript of Records

- Learning Agreement

- Language Certificate

- Passport Copy

- Passport-sized Photo

Requirements for Enrolment:

- Semester Fee Payment

- Health Insurance

- Student Visa

Support and Information:

- Student Accommodation

- Introduction Week

- Student Life

- Living Costs

Courses in English

As a U.S. university, all programs are delivered in English.

- Business and Management

- Computer Science and Information Technology

- Engineering and Technology

- Health Sciences and Nursing

- Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

UM-Flint also offers career-oriented programs, internships, and research opportunities, helping students gain practical experience alongside academic study.