Hit the ground career ready
Thanks to career learning opportunities like internships, job shadowing, clinical experiences, service learning and hands-on research, Wayne State students begin preparing for “what’s next” long before they graduate. These "learning by doing" opportunities help deepen a student's educational experience through application in real-world contexts, instilling marketable skills like critical thinking, leadership and communication that build a strong foundation for long-term career success. That’s one more reason why Wayne State graduates are in high demand in the marketplace. Below are just a few recent Warrior grads who sat down with us to tell their story.
About
Nearly 24,000 students from each state and 70 countries choose to study here.
Admissions and aid
Our tuition is the lowest among Michigan's major research universities.
Programs
We offer more than 350 degree programs, from biomedical engineering to urban studies.
Campus experience
Experience everything you can expect from a major university — plus a whole lot more.
Today@Wayne
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![Emily LeRose smiles and holds a bouquet of flowers in celebration of her successful dissertation defense.]()
Graduate carves new path in speech-language pathology -
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Stuff A Scout Car holiday gift drive Dec. 11-16 -
![There was a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially open the Office of Sexual Violence Prevention and Education]()
Office of Sexual Violence Prevention and Education provides important on-campus resource -
![Andrea Matti, director of the Cannabis Chemistry certificate program]()
Andrea Matti discusses the undergraduate cannabis chemistry certificate -
![Tony Dill in his Army uniform]()
Army career paves the way to Ilitch School for Tony Dill
Events
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December 16Fall Commencement -
December 10Priority registration
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December 11Classes end
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December 11Stuff a Scout Car
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December 12Study day - final exams may not be scheduled
