Michigan Center For Data Analytics Announces Career Outlooks Through 2032

October 21, 2025

View Career Outlook Data By Prosperity Region Or Customize Info To Your Needs

Michigan’s Regional Career Outlooks offer a localized overview of in-demand jobs by education and training level, with a special emphasis on STEM careers — those requiring a background in science, technology, engineering or math. Each region’s outlook reflects its unique economic landscape and workforce needs, providing tailored guidance for students, jobseekers, educators and workforce development professionals.

While not exhaustive, these lists highlight occupations that offer a favorable combination of wages, projected annual openings and growth potential.


These reports feature lists of in-demand occupations for each of Michigan's 10 prosperity regions, categorized by education and training requirements, as well as the top STEM careers in each region.


View and customize this information in a dynamic format with the Michigan Regional Career Outlook Dashboard. View Prosperity Region Career Outlook brochures by clicking here.

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