Stephen M. Ross School of Business
College of Engineering
  
 
 
Global Perspectives and Leadership Training Take Graduate Studies to a Higher Level

The Tauber Institute for Global Operations is a joint program of the College of Engineering and Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. The Institute meets industry's need for a new kind of graduate -- one who has an exceptional academic background, extensive professional experience, and can successfully integrate business and engineering perspectives to lead global operations into the future.

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Featured Alumni:

Megan Henry - BSE-IOE/MSE-IOE '98
Director, Design and Technology Development for Six Sigma
Cummins, Inc.
Megan Henry

Leading an international team of Six Sigma Black Belts for Cummins, Inc., Megan Henry has found that she engages easily with many different functions because of her broader experience gained at the Tauber Institute for Global Operations. “I speak the business language and can understand the value of processes. I didn’t realize that everybody didn’t get that,” she said. “Tauber gave me a balanced perspective.” Read more…

 

 
NEWS & EVENTS
   
• Spotlight! 2009 Team Project Showcase & Scholarship Competition
  Innovative results from twenty-five projects will be presented at Spotlight! 2009 on Friday, September 18. Online registration is now open!t
   
• Teaching Innovation Prize
  IPD Professors Lovejoy and Jackson share new U-M award for bringing innovation and creativity to the classroom. More...
   
• Tauber Students win First Place in Lean Student Paper Competition
  Hamilton, Dhillon, and Rumao take honors in IIE event. More...
   
• Ross School of Business Ranks #1 in Operations
  Corporate recruiters put Ross at the top of BusinessWeek's national graduate specialty program rankings, reflecting the primary focus and success of the Tauber Institute. See the list!