Michigan Engineering | Undergraduate Degree Options
1) Dual Baccalaureate Degree Opportunities:
"Students with interest in more than one program offered by the College may work for additional bachelor's degrees concurrently if they plan the course elections carefully..."
2) Simultaneous Bachelor's Degrees from the College of Engineering and the Ross School of Business Administration:
"Students originally enrolled in an undergraduate degree program in the College of Engineering who are admitted to the Ross School of Business Administration may obtain degrees in both simultaneously by enrolling in the Multiple Dependent Degree Program (MDDP) that has been established between the two..."
Note that it may take you an extra year to do the above dual-degree programs. A more feasible route may be to do a minor in:
Michigan Engineering | Minors
3) Multidisciplinary Minor:
"This minor will allow undergraduate engineering students to obtain practical hands-on experience designing, building, and testing technology systems in collaboration with students from other disciplines both inside and outside of engineering..."
4) Entrepreneurship Certificate (proposed)
"Undergraduate and masters engineering students will be able to study business methods associated with writing business plans, obtaining venture capital and other funding, intellectual property, etc...
"Status: Still to be voted on by the College of Engineering Curriculum Committee and Faculty. Earliest possible start date is Fall Term 2008..."
For the more ambitious students, you may be interested in this:
5) The Engineering Global Leadership (EGL) Honors Program -
"EGL combines a traditional engineering undergraduate curriculum with a core of courses in the Ross School of Business and a cultural core in the College of Literature, Arts and Sciences. During the five-year program, EGL Honors students earn both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Engineering..."