Financial aid
Financial aid resources
At the University of Michigan Department of Industrial and Operations Engineering (U-M IOE), we’re committed to making your college journey affordable and accessible. Explore the financial aid resources below, or reach out to a graduate advisor at gradadmissions@umich.edu to talk about your options.
U-M Office of Financial Aid
The University of Michigan’s Office of Financial Aid (OFA) is a valuable resource for all U-M students. The OFA website has information regarding the following:
- Applying for private scholarships
- Applying for Graduate Student PLUS loans
- Obtaining Federal Direct Stafford loans
- Information for veterans
U-M IOE Fellowships
Partial and full fellowships are available to select U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents through U-M IOE. You will automatically be considered for a U-M IOE fellowship when you submit your application to any of our graduate degree programs.
Occupational Safety Engineering and Ergonomics program fellowships
The Occupational Safety Engineering (OSE) and Ergonomics program at U-M IOE provides fellowships to select eligible students. To indicate interest in a fellowship from the Occupational Safety Engineering and Ergonomics program, select “Health & Human Safety” on the U-M IOE master’s application. Interested applicants should include relevant experiences within Occupational Health Safety and Ergonomics in their personal statement and transcript. Fellowship recipients will be notified on a rolling basis.
Employment on-campus
On-campus employment opportunities can be found through the U-M Student Employment Office or the U-M website for On-campus Employment for F-1/J-1 Students.
U-M Library Guide
The U-M Library guide to graduate funding is a comprehensive place for U-M students to find information about scholarships, fellowships and research grants to help fund their education.
Federal direct loans through FAFSA
Fill out a free FAFSA application to be considered for Federal Direct Loans. You must meet the direct loan requirements to be considered.
Private education loans
Private student loans are offered through a variety of banks and other lenders. Students looking for private loans must apply separately from their financial aid application through an individual lender. Visit the financial aid private education loans page for more information.