Large enough to lead. Small enough to care. In Michigan Tech’s School of Business and Economics, our culture is steeped in science, technology, engineering, and math, preparing business-smart, STEM-savvy students to create the future.
Students Like No Other
Graduate student in natural resource economics, Josephine Amponsem, isn't afraid of a challenge. She traveled from Ghana, where she served as the only women on her mining team, to Michigan Tech, seeking a brighter future for herself and her country.
Crazy Smart Experiences
School of Business and Economics students intern with Ford, NASA, Kohler . . . and L'Oréal USA. Supply Chain and Operations Management major Rachel Chard interned with the cosmetic brand optimizing cost and enhancing value.
Crazy Smart Experiences
For his internship with Detroit Deisel, fourth-year engineering management student, Tim Bart, used his unique blend of hands-on engineering and management skills to support their quality-assurance efforts.
Crazy Smart Opportunities
"Our students stand out because we put them in teams beginning with their first year. They have more collaboration and conflict resolution skills than the people they are competing with for jobs. That's what recruiters tell me."
Crazy Smart Opportunities
Fourth-year MIS student Anna Koeber (center) has dreamed of traveling to Japan since middle school. As a Husky, she made it happen and earned college credit through the Global Business minor. Now she's fluent in the language and pursuing employment with a Japanese firm.
A School Like No Other
"A business background strong in science, technology, engineering, and math—STEM—leads to advanced career opportunities and higher salaries for our graduates."
A School Like No Other
Faculty who know you by name—and who care. Senior lecturer Roger Woods brings pup, Sage, to campus for open office hours, so students like athlete and accounting major, Anna Kubek, can enjoy some dog therapy between classes.
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What does it mean to study business and economics at a technological university like Michigan Tech?