Cultivating Thought Leadership

Recruiting Students

The Spotlight! Team Project Showcase and Scholarship Competition is one way to introduce yourself and your organization to the Tauber Institute’s supremely qualified candidates. Some additional recruitment opportunities are listed below:

• Access to the Tauber Institute's Student Advisory Board, which can assist you in developing networking opportunities to recruit or to engage through events such as tailgates, receptions, and speaking engagements .

• Opportunities to work with the Tauber Institute to share your company's culture and values and to showcase career opportunities in operations and supply chain management .

• Individual interviews with students .

• Permission to post job openings on the institute’s website, accessed by current students as well as our expanding network of 1500+ alumni .

• A connection to career centers and employment events at the College of Engineering and the Ross School of Business .

Degree Programs Associated With Tauber

Tauber Institute students are admitted through either the College of Engineering or the Stephen M. Ross School of Business. They bring with them significant experience in fields such as product engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and consulting. Most Tauber students also have undergraduate training in engineering or other technical fields. They have made a substantial commitment to careers in operations or supply chain management and pursue an education specifically designed to meet the needs of today’s firms.

Ross School Of Business

BTS (BBA + TAUBER + MASTER OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT)

This 5th year master’s degree program utilizes the Tauber Institute to bridge the BBA with a Master of Supply Chain Management (MSCM) degree. The STEMcertified, 10-month MSCM program offers a comprehensive curriculum focused on end-to-end, global supply chain management.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA)

This two-year program prepares students to accept general management leadership positions. The Tauber program includes a sequence of operations management, supply chain, and manufacturing-related engineering courses.

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ENGINEERING GLOBAL LEADERSHIP HONORS (EGL)

This five-year honors program prepares students to enter a variety of firms as engineers, while giving them the necessary management skills to quickly assume business leadership roles. A highly valued element of this program is a cultural concentration in a global region of choice. The EGL program leads to both a BSE and MSE.

ENGINEERING GRADUATE PROGRAMS (EGP)

A graduate-level engineering degree program that, coupled with Tauber Insitute requirements, provides intensive course work in operations and manufacturing technologies paired with business elective courses. EGP students are pursuing MEng, MSE, PhD, or Doctor of Engineering degrees.