Career pathways and internships
CAREER PATHWAYS
Industrial and operations engineers analyze data to design better systems and build solutions for humans, machines and processes. Our graduates are in high demand and making a positive impact across the globe in business, energy, finance, healthcare, manufacturing, robotics, aerospace, transportation and more.
SALARIES
| U-M Bachelor’s average salary entry-level (2021-22) | U-M Master’s average salary entry-level (2021-22) |
| $85,271 | $102,900 |
U-M IOE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
EMPLOYMENT FACTS
- 98% of U-M IOE students achieved their desired career outcome within six months of graduation.
- 95% of U-M IOE students participated in an internship, co-op, or both.
- About 50% of U-M IOE students received multiple job offers.
- The top three reasons U-M IOE students choose their new employer are:
- Opportunity for personal growth
- Good employee benefits
- Friendly co-workers
- Top five industries that our graduates go into:
- 1. Consulting
- 2. Financials
- 3. Automobiles and parts
- 4. Personal and household goods
- 5. Software and computer services
LEARN MORE ABOUT COMPANIES THAT PARTNER WITH U-M IOE
CAREER RESOURCES
Check out the Engineering Career Resource Center (ECRC) for upcoming career fairs and workshops to help with your internship and job search.
