Study abroad in Michigan

This Midwestern state has a unique geography and is home to an unusual ecosystem comprising of more than 10,000 lakes and being spread out over two peninsulas. In addition to the surfeit of outdoor recreation opportunities that the lakes afford, there are also options like camping and hiking in the national parks during the warm humid summers, and skating and skiing in the northern part of the state during the winters.

The higher education system in Michigan is a fairly proportionate mix of both private and state-run colleges. Internationally recognized courses are offered in the areas of medicine, law and business. With dual-degree programs available in most universities, studying in Michigan allows one the chance to obtain two advanced degrees at one go. Research is accorded top priority, with strong funding for projects the year round. Many universities in Michigan have been categorized by the Carnegie Foundation as High Research Universities. Most campuses also have extra-curricular activities like sports and run various student clubs.