Management
The Martin Tuchman School of Management (MTSM) at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs designed to prepare students for leadership roles in today's dynamic business environment. The school emphasizes technology management, innovation, and entrepreneurship, leveraging NJIT's strengths in STEM fields. MTSM is AACSB-accredited, signifying its commitment to high-quality business education.
Undergraduate Programs:
- BS in Business: With concentrations in Accounting, Business Analytics, Digital Marketing, Finance, Financial Technology, Management Information Systems, and Marketing, this program provides a comprehensive foundation in core business principles and allows for specialization in areas of interest.
- BS in Business & Information Systems: This interdisciplinary program blends business knowledge with information technology expertise, preparing students for careers at the intersection of these fields.
Graduate Programs:
- MBA: Offered in various formats (full-time, part-time, online, executive), the MBA program caters to diverse student needs and career aspirations. Concentrations are available in areas like Business Analytics, Finance, Global Project Management, and Supply Chain Management.
- MS in Management: This program delves deeper into specific management areas with concentrations in Business Analytics, Global Project Management, and Human Resource Management.
- PhD in Business Data Science: This research-oriented program focuses on the application of data science techniques to solve complex business problems.
Additional Features:
- Centers and Institutes: MTSM houses several centers and institutes that support research, industry partnerships, and student development. These include the Center for Business Analytics, the Institute for Global Project Management, and the Financial Technology Innovation Lab.
- Experiential Learning: The school emphasizes hands-on learning through internships, co-op programs, consulting projects, and participation in student-run organizations like the Entrepreneurship Club and the Finance Club.
- Global Opportunities: Students can participate in study abroad programs and international internships to gain a global perspective on business.
The history of management education at NJIT can be traced back to the 1970s when the university began offering business courses to cater to the growing demand for professionals with technology and management skills.
- 1988: The School of Industrial Management was established, marking a significant step in formalizing management education at NJIT.
- 2006: The school was renamed the School of Management, reflecting its broader scope and evolving curriculum.
- 2018: The school received a transformative gift from alumnus Martin Tuchman and was renamed the Martin Tuchman School of Management (MTSM) in his honor. This gift enabled MTSM to expand its programs, facilities, and faculty expertise.
Throughout its history, MTSM has adapted to the changing business landscape and technological advancements. The school has consistently integrated technology and innovation into its curriculum, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped to succeed in the digital age.
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