Five-year BS in Engineering/MS in Industrial Engineering

Provisional acceptance is granted to incoming freshmen who score a combined 1200 on the SAT Math and Critical Reading portions and have a 3.5 high school GPA. Students must maintain an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher each year (freshman, sophomore, and junior years) to maintain their provisional acceptance. Students who do not qualify for provisional acceptance as an incoming freshman can apply during the first semester of their junior year as long as they have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.

As an undergraduate student, you may major in any of our engineering options, including Biomedical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Industrial, or Mechanical Engineering. For your graduate studies, you will take 9 credits in core courses, including Optimization Methods I, Production and Inventory Modeling, and Advanced Engineering Statistics along with a Core Concentration in Discrete Event Simulation. You will have 3 credits in the core concentration and the choice of a 3-credit Non-Thesis option or 6-credit Thesis option. The remainder of credits can be selected from a wide variety courses in topics ranging from decision making to lean manufacturing.

You'll learn from our experienced faculty who are dedicated to your success. The personal attention you'll receive from our faculty is unparalleled. They'll become your mentors, learning partners, and colleagues during the four years of your education. Not only will you work with them in the classroom, but you'll also have the opportunity to collaborate with faculty on research and development projects. Their interests span the breadth of Industrial Engineering in areas such as supply chain management, discrete event systems, quality, reliability, global health, human factors, and risk management.

The MS in Industrial Engineering complements any undergraduate engineering major in that it builds upon your industry knowledge and field experience to help create you enhance optimization, systems, and quality and cost analysis wherever your career takes you. Not only will these skills make you more hirable, but you will also remain valuable over time as technology advances and business strategies evolve.

An education in Engineering Management will help you create value for your future employers by giving you the skills to increase productivity, effectively distribute and use resources, create flexibility in the workplace, and ultimately enhance customer satisfaction. The MS in Engineering Management is adaptable to any industry, and students with any engineering undergraduate degree may apply.