Detroit, Michigan
Administrative Assistant (Human Resources)Detroit, Michigan
Assistant Director for Educational DevelopmentDetroit, Michigan
Coordinator - Admissions ServicesDetroit, Michigan
Co-Executive DirectorDetroit, Michigan
UDM offers approximately 100 academic programs in fields as diverse as architecture and psychology, business and nursing, teacher education, and engineering. No matter what major you choose – and we have a special program if you're not sure yet – you'll get a solid foundation in the liberal arts that will sharpen your communication and problem-solving skills and give you the cultural context to thrive in any environment.
Our professors are endlessly curious about their fields of study, but their true calling is teaching. They'll share their ideas with you, expect you to contribute your own, and be there for you when you need extra help – whether it's prepping for a test or putting together a grad-school-wowing research project.
UDM's co-op program has impressive connections. We'll show you how to get paid professional experience in businesses and institutions around Detroit and across the country. If there's not a co-op program in your field, we'll help you find the right internship or research project or help you study abroad to find out what it's like to live and learn in another culture.
UDM alumni are doing great things across the country. They're successful doctors and lawyers, teachers and scientists, artists and entrepreneurs. They include many of the region's prominent business, political, and cultural leaders. They're also your peers, and will be happy to welcome you into their circle of success when you graduate.
A critical component of helping our students achieve their personal and professional goals is preparing them to live and work in a world that is increasingly diverse and must accommodate a growing array of voices, perspectives and interests. Our mission also compels us to ensure that no one is denied access to a UDM education based on their gender, race, religion, national origin, or economic status. The composition of our student body reflects this commitment.
UDM students come from large cities and small towns across the U.S. and represent a broad range of social and economic backgrounds. About 22% are minorities. In addition, UDM welcomes an average of 550 new and returning students from 31 different countries. We believe our international students add a valuable dimension of cultural diversity to university life. And we believe, in turn, that the quality education we offer enriches the lives of our students from foreign lands.
The University of Detroit Mercy will be recognized as a premier private university in the Great Lakes region, distinguished by graduates who lead and serve in their communities.
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