Major scholarship opportunities
The Joseph R. and Sarah L. Williams Scholarship is MSU’s first full-ride scholarship that covers tuition, room and board, books, supplies and an experiential learning opportunity.
MSU’s rising research funding, nationally recognized faculty and programs, and innovative research facilities push the boundaries of discovery and yield solutions that adapt to a changing world.
Spartans ensure people and the planet are more resilient in a changing environment by partnering with communities to create practical climate solutions that improve quality of life.
At the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, scientists investigate the makings of atomic nuclei and how the universe formed while helping to drive innovation in medicine, nuclear security, environmental science and more.
Our renowned plant researchers are collaborating on solutions to grow more abundant, nutritious and resilient plants that will feed a growing population.
We’re creating a premier ecosystem for autonomous vehicle research and development of technologies and systems that will drive the future of transportation.
A leading global public research university, MSU offers more than 400 areas of study across 17 degree-granting colleges. Top-ranked undergraduate and graduate programs, world-class faculty and dynamic learning facilities empower students to create personalized paths that prepare them to succeed and lead.
The Joseph R. and Sarah L. Williams Scholarship is MSU’s first full-ride scholarship that covers tuition, room and board, books, supplies and an experiential learning opportunity.
MSU is No. 8 among U.S. public universities that recruiters at top companies believe best prepare students for the workplace. MSU boasts a 93% placement rate for bachelor’s degree graduates within six months of graduation.
MSU is home to more than 50,000 students representing 138 countries, every U.S. state and all 83 Michigan counties. A network of supportive resources are designed to help every student learn, thrive and graduate.
Accomplished faculty propel MSU to global distinction and contribute to our standing as one of the best universities in Michigan and the nation. They are celebrated for their excellence at the highest levels by distinguished university recognitions and are inducted into highly respected national academies and associations.
With a $19 million NIH grant, Henry Ford Health + MSU Health Sciences and Corewell Health will study ways to reduce pregnancy complications. Jennifer Johnson and Cristian Meghea are principal investigators.
Detroit jazz icon Rodney Whitaker is a new member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He joins artists, scholars and scientists of one of the oldest learned societies in the United States.
Teresa K. Woodruff joined an elite group of Americans who have received two national medals of honor when she was awarded the National Medal of Science. She is the first person at MSU to receive this honor.