UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN · UNITED STATES
University of Michigan Online Programs
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- 405+Available Items
- 1-2 yearsProgram Duration Options
- English, Spanish, Portuguese, ArabicLanguages Offered
- Free for all, Free U-M accessCost Options
Michigan Online offers a wide array of courses and teach-outs designed for global learners seeking to advance their careers, explore personal interests, or enhance their professional skills. These programs are accessible online and cover diverse subjects ranging from Arts and Culture to Data Science and Health. Many courses are free or offer free access to University of Michigan materials, with varying durations to suit different learning paces.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students in 2025-26?
- For non-residents, tuition ranges from $3,775 for 1 credit hour to $30,685 for 9+ credit hours per term (Fall & Winter). Spring & Summer terms have slightly lower rates, with non-resident tuition from $3,574 for 1 credit hour to $17,030 for 5+ credit hours. Mandatory fees are additional.
- What is the duration of these certificate programs?
- Program duration options range from 1 to 2 years, depending on the specific certificate.
- In which languages are the courses offered?
- Courses are offered in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Arabic.
- How can I apply to a program?
- Prospective students should visit the School of Public Health (SPH) Admissions page to learn about programs, requirements, and the application process. You will need to prepare application materials and submit your application through the designated university portal by the program's deadline.
- Are there specific application deadlines?
- General application deadlines for graduate programs are not specified in this data. However, tuition payment deadlines for the Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer terms are provided on the university calendar.
- What are the cost options for these programs?
- Many courses offer free access to University of Michigan materials, with some courses being free to audit. Specific tuition and fee details vary based on credit hours and residency status.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees for graduate programs vary based on credit hours and residency status. For the 2025-26 academic year, non-resident tuition ranges from $3,775 for 1 credit hour to $30,685 for 9+ credit hours (full-time) during Fall & Winter terms. Spring & Summer terms have slightly lower rates, ranging from $3,574 for 1 credit hour to $17,030 for 5+ credit hours (full-time). Mandatory fees are additional.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees for graduate programs vary based on credit hours and residency status. For the 2025-26 academic year, Michigan resident tuition ranges from $2,055 for 1 credit hour to $15,204 for 9+ credit hours (full-time) during Fall & Winter terms. Spring & Summer terms have slightly lower rates, ranging from $1,854 for 1 credit hour to $8,430 for 5+ credit hours (full-time). Mandatory fees are additional.
LivingThe University of Michigan's Office of Financial Aid provides estimated costs of attendance, which include tuition, fees, and living expenses. Specific living cost amounts are not detailed here but can be found on their website.
Tuition and fee data is sourced from the Office of the Registrar and is subject to change. Visit the Office of Financial Aid for a comprehensive estimate of the cost of attendance.
How to apply
1. Explore Programs and AdmissionsVisit the SPH Admissions page to learn about available programs, degree requirements, and the application process.
2. Review Deadlines and DatesCheck the SPH events calendar for information on recruitment events and specific application deadlines for your program of interest. Note that tuition payment deadlines are also provided.
3. Prepare Application MaterialsGather all necessary documents, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, and standardized test scores, as required by your chosen program.
4. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit your application through the designated university portal by the program's deadline.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students in 2025-26?
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For non-residents, tuition ranges from $3,775 for 1 credit hour to $30,685 for 9+ credit hours per term (Fall & Winter). Spring & Summer terms have slightly lower rates, with non-resident tuition from $3,574 for 1 credit hour to $17,030 for 5+ credit hours. Mandatory fees are additional.
What is the duration of these certificate programs?
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Program duration options range from 1 to 2 years, depending on the specific certificate.
In which languages are the courses offered?
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Courses are offered in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Arabic.
How can I apply to a program?
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Prospective students should visit the School of Public Health (SPH) Admissions page to learn about programs, requirements, and the application process. You will need to prepare application materials and submit your application through the designated university portal by the program's deadline.
Are there specific application deadlines?
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General application deadlines for graduate programs are not specified in this data. However, tuition payment deadlines for the Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer terms are provided on the university calendar.
What are the cost options for these programs?
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Many courses offer free access to University of Michigan materials, with some courses being free to audit. Specific tuition and fee details vary based on credit hours and residency status.