A new degree program in industrial engineering — one the fastest-growing engineering fields and the only program of its kind in Nevada — launched this fall and already is attracting student interest.

How long does it take? This 123-credit program is designed to be completed in four years. In an industrial engineering program, you'll learn a diverse set of skills that blend engineering, mathematics ...

The B.S.E. in Industrial Engineering at UMass Lowell emphasizes manufacturing and automation and gives students hands-on experience through problem-based learning. You will follow a rigorous and ...

The Department of Industrial Engineering and the School of Management offer a five-year program leading to a joint bachelor's degree in industrial engineering and master's degree in business ...

Industrial engineering is about more than just numbers and formulas—it’s about improving systems, solving complex problems, and making a real-world impact across industries. A degree in industrial ...

Love fixing everyday problems? Learn how to make hospitals safer, factories greener, and even theme‑park lines shorter. This major turns big ideas into real‑world wins. Want to make the world work ...

Looking to advance in your career? Prepare yourself and your organization for Industry 4.0. Learn how to lead and communicate with people at a much higher level and use statistical methods to solve ...

The College of Engineering and Technology at Western Carolina University (WCU) is expanding its engineering programs with the launch of a new mechanical engineering program and a new industrial ...

Manufacturing engineer jobs and industrial engineer jobs share similarities. They both require technical knowledge, management skills, and manufacturing expertise. But manufacturing engineer jobs and ...

STEM-OPT Visa Eligible: The STEM Optional Practical Training (OPT) program allows full-time, on-campus international students on an F-1 student visa to stay and work in the U.S. for up to three years ...

Do you ever look at a process or system and think, "Here's how I'd make it better if I was in charge." If so, then welcome to industrial engineering—the perfect major for people who want to use ...