Top Operations Employers of Michigan Ross MBA Graduates
of graduates work in operations.
median base salary.
median signing bonus.
2023 Detailed Compensation Information–Operations
| base salary Mean | base salary Median | base salary RANGE | Signing Bonus MEDIAN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operations | $148,812 | $145,000 | $125,000-$184,000 | $45,000 |
From the classroom to the world’s logistics centers, the Ross MBA experience is designed to help you stand out as you recruit for the most desirable jobs in operations.
Add an Operations Specialization to Your MBA
The Tauber Institute for Global Operations is a multidisciplinary operations program at the University of Michigan. Students who participate in the Tauber Institute through the MBA program will combine Ross' world-class MBA curriculum with a relevant, high-profile operations internship and additional operations-related courses from both the Ross School of Business and the College of Engineering.
As part of the Michigan Ross core curriculum, you’ll fully dedicate yourself to working with an organization on solving a real business problem right before your summer internship. Take a look at recent MAP projects in operations.
Take Rigorous Operations Courses
Learn from some of the best professors around in courses covering everything from financial accounting to manufacturing and supply chains.
TO 560 - Sustainable Operations and Supply Chain Management
TO 563 - Innovation in Global Health Delivery
TO 605 - Manufacturing and Supply Operations
TO 618 - Applied Business Analytics and Decisions
TO 635 -Behavioral Economics and Behavioral Operations Management
TO 703 - Tauber Institute Team Project
Your immersion in logistics and supply chains doesn’t stop with focused academics. Outside of the classroom, you’ll have the opportunity to add dynamic operations activities to your extracurriculars as well.
The Strategic Operations Club is dedicated to developing leaders able to meet the challenges of tomorrow's dynamic business environment.
GMC prepares members for careers in leadership across a great variety of industries and functions, focusing on developing cross-functional skills while providing access to attractive entry points for internships and full-time positions after Ross.
The Auto & Mobility Club @ Ross is a professional development organization that seeks to bring together students interested in the full spectrum of issues shaping the future of mobility - from traditional automakers, to small mobility startups.
Current MBA students discuss opportunities with the Tauber Institute of Global Operations, career resources, electives options, and more.
This experiential, cross-disciplinary course puts teams of students from Ross, the College of Engineering, the School of Art & Design, and the School of Information together in a product development competition. Teams must design every aspect of a product including its engineering, supply chain and distribution channels, marketing and branding, and more. The course ends with a trade show featuring prototypes on display.
Our Career Development Office will be with you every step of the way to help you find and land a job you love in operations.
With more peer coaches than any other business school, at Ross you’re sure to find a student with experience and insight into the industry you’re interested in. Why not reach out and connect?
These small, career-specific teams come together weekly to offer information, guidance, and support as you prepare for internship recruiting. FACT groups (Functional Accountability Career Teams) are facilitated by second-year MBA peer coaches.
FACT Group Spotlight: Operations & Supply Chain
Come together with classmates interested in operations careers to learn more about available opportunities, practice interviews, and more. This FACT group will help you navigate the recruiting process and keep you on track to meet your goals.
