Where is Michigan State University - Detroit Center?

The Michigan State University Detroit Center serves as an urban extension of MSU, focusing on community engagement, professional development, and continuing education. Located in the heart of Detroit, this campus provides accessible learning opportunities for non-traditional students, working professionals, and local residents. It plays a key role in supporting the revitalization of the city through education and outreach programs.

• Continuing Education: Offers workshops, certificate programs, and professional development courses tailored to career advancement.
• Urban Studies: Programs and research initiatives focused on urban development, policy, and community planning.
• Business and Leadership: Short-term courses and seminars for professionals seeking to enhance skills in management and entrepreneurship.
• Health and Social Services: Training and outreach programs in public health, social work, and community health initiatives.
• Arts and Culture: Events and programs that promote cultural engagement and collaboration with local artists and organizations.

The Detroit Center is not a traditional degree-granting campus but rather a hub for specialized training, community partnerships, and events. It hosts conferences, meetings, and educational sessions that connect MSU’s resources with the needs of the Detroit community. The center also facilitates research and service projects that address urban challenges, such as economic development and public health disparities. By offering flexible learning formats, including evening and weekend classes, the Detroit Center ensures education is accessible to a diverse population. Its strategic location fosters collaboration with local businesses, nonprofits, and government agencies, making it a vital part of MSU’s mission to create positive societal impact. The campus embodies MSU’s commitment to extending education beyond traditional boundaries and directly into communities that benefit from its expertise.