Business Huskies go places. From Wall Street to the streets of San Francisco, they’re putting their Michigan Tech education to work in powerful ways. The latest issue of Impact Magazine spotlights how students, faculty, and alumni are making a difference in classrooms, boardrooms, and communities here and around the world.
This year’s issue highlights what sets a Michigan Tech business education apart: hands-on, STEM-infused learning, strong faculty mentorship, and a curriculum built for the future. See how artificial intelligence is integrated across business degree programs—and find out why some things at Tech will never change. Meet Huskies whose ideas and ambition have led to million-dollar successes and meaningful leadership.
Impact Magazine tells the stories behind our student outcomes. Learn what’s most important to the 2024-25 Teacher of the Year. Hear directly from generations of alumni who once sat in the same classrooms on campus and are now thriving in competitive fields. Their insights offer on-point advice for students navigating internships, career choices, and life after graduation.
Whether you’re a prospective student imagining your future, a current Husky building momentum, or an alum reflecting on where your journey began, this issue offers a compelling look at how Michigan Tech’s College of Business prepares graduates to go further—and think bigger.
The 2025 issue is now available in mailboxes and online. Take a moment to explore the stories, celebrate the successes, and see how Business Huskies continue to make an impact wherever they go.
About the College of Business
The Michigan Tech College of Business prepares tomorrow’s business professionals through STEM-infused, AACSB-accredited degree programs and minors. The college offers nine bachelor of science programs in accounting, business analytics, construction management, economics, engineering management, finance, management, management information systems, and marketing; and four master of science programs in accounting and analytics, applied natural resource economics, engineering management, and the TechMBA®.Questions? Contact us at business@mtu.edu.
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