BS Industrial Engineering
Department of Industrial Engineering is the oldest department in the Faculty of Engineering at UMT
BS Industrial Engineering Program is accredited by PEC under Washington Accord (Level-II)
What Industrial Engineers Do?
Industrial engineers devise efficient systems that integrate workers, machines, materials, information, and energy to make a product or provide a service.
Five (5) Reasons to Study Industrial Engineering
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Industrial engineers work in every sector
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Combine technical skills with business acumen
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Understand Big Data and the Internet of Things
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Focus on processes
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Customize IE to match your interests
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Careers for Industrial Engineers
- Supply Chain Engineer
- Production Engineer
- Quality Engineer
- Efficiency Engineer
- Manufacturing Engineer
- Process Engineer
You will always have the opportunity to explore and work in numerous professional roles as an industrial engineer.
Do you want to spend your time at a computer doing in-depth data analysis? Data analysis and business analysis are two types of industrial engineering employment.
Do you want to work in a manufacturing environment on a production floor? Jobs in logistics engineering, manufacturing engineering, production, and forecasting, to name a few, are available.
Do you want to work and travel at the same time? Consider consultancy and client-facing industrial engineering careers. There are numerous other alternatives available; these are just a few examples.
According to the US Bureau of Statistics, Industrial Engineering job market is projected to grow 14 percent from 2020 to 2030, faster than the average for all occupations. https://www.onlineengineeringprograms.com/faq/fastest-growing-engineering-fields
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For information about the industrial engineering profession, consult these links:
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