Discover New Dimensions with
Our Inquisitive Research Team
Southeastern Michigan University is a powerhouse of research excellence. We attract top-tier researchers, both faculty and students,
committed to making a positive impact on the world. We encourage our students to explore and understand the world from various perspectives.
Our Commitment to a Positive Research Culture
At SMICH we believe that a positive research culture is the responsibility of everyone. We value our talented researchers, recognizing their crucial role in developing and delivering world-class research. We equip our students with advanced research tools and techniques to ensure their success.
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Enrolled students interested
Interest in Research Programs
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Professionals from
around the globe
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Research publications recognized
and appreciated
Our Impact on the Research World
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Predicting Pandemic Precaution Compliances
Our research found that men, non-immigrants, younger adults, and rural residents are less likely to follow COVID-19 safety measures. This analysis helps public health officials target these groups more effectively.
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Focus on World AIDS Day
Despite progress in HIV treatment, no vaccine or cure exists yet. Our researchers are dedicated to advancing treatment options and improving the lives of those affected.
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Music Research Amidst COVID-19
The pandemic has posed challenges but also opened new opportunities for our music faculty and students, demonstrating resilience and innovation in their research.
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Team Success in Space Missions
Our research identified key personality traits for astronaut crews to ensure harmony and success on long-duration missions, like NASA’s planned trip to Mars by 2030.
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Ethical Blueprint for Emergency Vaccines
Our study on Ebola emergency vaccines provides a framework for the ethical use of unlicensed vaccines during public health emergencies, guiding the response to COVID-19.
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Alumni Entrepreneurs Pitch Investors
Five teams of alumni entrepreneurs are set to pitch their innovative startups to investors, showcasing the entrepreneurial spirit nurtured at our university.
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Osteoarthritis Exercise Study
A new study reveals that, despite initial pain, the right exercise can significantly help those suffering from osteoarthritis, offering hope for millions affected by this condition.
