Fifty percent of the University's political science graduates attend graduate or law school. One-semester internships in Lansing or the Detroit area are available with law firms, corporations, historical museums, and city or state governments. Our undergraduate program provides a sound educational base for a variety of graduate programs. The School offers both a Master of Business Administration degree and a dual MBA-MS in Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering Degree at the graduate level. The Bachelor of Business Administration degree program offers concentrations in Accounting, and Management.
Students receive salaries and academic credit for their co-op experiences.
As a result of this and the optional co-op program, graduates usually receive more job offers at higher starting salaries than the national average. Courses are offered in all basic areas of engineering theory, as well as in more advanced technological applications, such as robotics and microprocessors.