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Abstract:

This seminar is designed to guide BUET students in exploring graduate education and research opportunities in the United States. Participants will gain insights into the application process, scholarships, and strategies for navigating academic pathways in leading U.S. universities. The session will also highlight the return on investment (ROI) of pursuing advanced degrees, including career prospects in academia, industry, and research. In addition, students will learn about cultural aspects of studying and living in the U.S., helping them to adapt successfully and make the most of their international experience.

Who should attend?

• Graduating seniors
• Recent graduates
• Master's students

Speaker’s Bio:

Dr. Sarder, a distinguished professor and director at BGSU's School of Engineering, has a prolific career in academia and research. With a vast portfolio of publications and grants, he's recognized for his significant contributions to the fields of industrial and systems engineering. Dr. Sarder authored 5 books, 7 book chapters, and published more than 100 scholarly articles predominantly on logistics and supply chain domains. Two of his textbooks including Fundamentals of Economics for Applied Engineering with CRC Press and Logistics Transportation Systems with Elsevier are being used in many universities nationally and internationally. Dr. Sarder served as a PI and Co-PI on more than 30 grants ($35+ million) funded by several agencies including the US Department of Transportation, the US Department of Commerce, the US Department of Defense, and the NSF. Notably, he served in various leadership roles within professional societies, including IISE, ASEE and ABET. He received multiple awards in research, teaching, and professional services. He is a Fulbright scholar and collaborated internationally in supply chain resiliency research. Dr. Sarder's multifaceted expertise has made a lasting impression in the academic and industrial realms alike. 

Refreshment and Networking:

End the event with some community building, networking, and refreshments.