Dean, College of Engineering

Michigan State University (MSU) seeks a visionary, strategic, and collaborative leader to serve as the next Dean of its College of Engineering (COE). Applications, nominations, and expressions of interest are invited.

Michigan State is the nation’s premier land-grant university and one of the top research universities in the world. As a member of both the Association of American Universities (AAU) and the Big Ten Academic Alliance, MSU is nationally recognized for its academic excellence, impactful research, and global outreach. It is also known for its Spartan grit and resilience. MSU is stronger because of its community, which includes more than 51,000 students, 5,600 faculty and staff, and a network of over half a million living alumni who are extremely loyal supporters and cheerleaders for the university. The Dean will join MSU and its new leadership to build upon its existing strengths and propel it to new heights.

With a rich history dating back to 1888, the MSU COE is one of the oldest and most sought-after academic options at Michigan State, boasting more than 6,800 students, 12 undergraduate degrees, 11 graduate degrees, and growing. Their bright and industrious students are taught by a world-class academic team that includes 341 faculty across eight departments and two interdisciplinary programs (https://engineering.msu.edu/about/departments) with a focus on developing innovative engineers and computer scientists who solve complex transdisciplinary problems and drive economic development, both locally and globally.

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Engineering Management Assistant Teaching Professor/ Non-Tenure-Track Position

The Engineering Division at Penn State Great Valley invites applications for an Assistant Teaching Professor of Engineering Management, starting Fall 2026 or as mutually agreed.

The successful candidate will teach graduate-level courses in the Engineering Management program, advise and mentor students, and contribute to program development and service activities. Teaching responsibilities will include both online and on-campus instruction, with an emphasis on practical applications of engineering management principles in technology-driven organizations which may include but are not limited to areas of expertise such as project and program management, systems engineering, decision analytics and risk management, and quality/process improvement methodologies such as Lean and Six Sigma.

A Ph.D. in Engineering Management, Industrial Engineering, Systems Engineering, or a closely related field is required by the employment start date.

Located 20 miles northwest of Philadelphia, Penn State Great Valley School of Graduate Professional Studies is a special mission campus of The Pennsylvania State University. The school enjoys a central location in a corporate center among world-class corporate neighbors in a rapidly growing technological corridor. Graduate students are working professionals.

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