Kettering University, located in Flint, Michigan, is a private institution known for its focus on STEM education, particularly in engineering and technology. Founded in 1919 as The School of Automobile Trades by General Motors, it has evolved from its origins in automotive training to offer a wide range of programs. The university was renamed in 1998 to honor inventor Charles F. Kettering.

Kettering University features a unique educational model that combines rigorous academics with extensive cooperative education (co-op) experiences. Its 50/50 co-op program alternates academic terms with paid work placements, providing students with practical experience in various industries such as automotive, aerospace, and healthcare. The university offers eight undergraduate and 13 master’s degree programs, focusing on areas like advanced mobility, artificial intelligence, and sustainability. With strong industry partnerships and research labs, Kettering prepares students for leadership roles in technology-driven careers.