Martin Tuchman School of Management

Abdelrahman Ismail, an MBA student from Egypt specializing in financial technology and entrepreneurship, is the first Fulbright Scholar to attend New Jersey Institute of Technology’s Martin Tuchman School of Management. Ismail is from Damanhur, a city southeast of Alexandria. He trained as a civil engineer and has a long interest in the business aspect of technology. By enrolling this semester, he is NJIT’s 20th visiting Fulbright Scholar overall, since two students from Brazil and India attended in 1984. After deciding that he wanted to study in America, Ismail had many reasons to...

New Jersey Institute of Technology is now ranked in the top 50 nationwide for both graduate and undergraduate entrepreneurship education, according to a joint survey from Princeton Review and Entrepreneur. Surveyors ranked NJIT No. 31 in the graduate category, as the only New Jersey institution on the list, and No. 47 in undergraduate studies, from almost 300 universities that reported entrepreneurship data. The 60-question survey included questions on: the percentage of faculty, students and alumni actively and successfully involved in entrepreneurial endeavors; the number and reach of...

New Jersey Institute of Technology has several of its own honored in ROI-NJ’s inaugural Champions of the C-Suite.  President Teik C. Lim and alumni Marjorie Perry, LeRoy Jones, Jeff Milanaik and Board of Trustees member Gary Dahms are among the honorees.  Lim, NJIT’s first president of color, is a patent-holding engineer. His career has spanned the private sector as an engineer at Structural Dynamics Research Corporation to academia starting out as a research assistant at The Ohio State University. Lim went on to lead the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) as interim...

New Jersey Institute of Technology President Teik C. Lim and Oya Tukel, dean of NJIT’s Martin Tuchman School of Management, are featured in NJBIZ’s Education Power 50 for 2023. The publication recognized Lim, now in his second year as president, for the Newark university’s rise in national standing, particularly in The Wall Street Journal, and for “expanding its role in the fabric of its home city and New Jersey.”  Tukel, who became dean in 2019, was honored for leading a school that trains a new generation of business leaders, including women who seek the same opportunities that...