Dartmouth’s Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program collaborates with industry leaders to identify internship and project sponsorship opportunities that not only enrich the student learning experience and support critical research but also provide numerous benefits to our corporate partners.
MEM is a graduate degree offered by Thayer School of Engineering in conjunction with Tuck School of Business to prepare managers who understand both the engineering and business aspects of technology.
After the successful completion of their last collaboration project, SAP Business Challenge Network, Siemens Digital Logistics and Dartmouth College joined forces again and conducted a second project in the field of Data Analytics
Read how MEM students improved revenue potentialThrough three-month internships or class projects, our corporate partners gain skilled engineers who understand the impact of business decisions. MEM students and graduates can facilitate closing the gap between business and technology. They can provide technical expertise for your organization’s needs. Many summer internship corporate sponsors hire their MEM interns upon graduation.
Over the course of 10 weeks, 16 students from Dartmouth College worked on the challenge of applying SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP) machine learning and predictive technologies, such as SAP Analytics Cloud, to the financial data provided by Siemens.
Read how MEM students advanced a solution