Industrial EngineeringMS

In this mater's program, you will gain expertise in advanced industrial engineering practices as well as research experience. Coursework will strengthen skills needed to work in areas such as operations, research, production and manufacturing, and ergonomics. This program offers a thesis or non-thesis option, as well as an accelerated master's option.

Industrial Engineering

Featured Research

Knowledge management for cyber-physical-social systems
Development of sustainable techniques to use recycled plastics in construction
Biomechanical analysis of the jack-leg drill in underground mining
AI-based modeling of renewable energy power consumption
Resilience and recovery in the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation through the analysis of aerial imagery

Featured Courses

Engineering Economics for Managers
Engineering Management and Labor Relations
Project Planning and Control

Potential Careers

Safety
Manufacturing supervisor
Industrial mechanic
Quality assurance inspector
Industrial designer

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Eligibility Criteria

3.0 GPA on 4.0 scale
Bachelor's Degree in

Engineering

Criteria may not be strict thresholds; factors such as work or research experience may be considered. Students with special circumstances should contact the program prior to applying.

Credits

Thesis
Course requirements: 24 credits
Research requirements: 6 credits
Total credits: 30

Non-thesis
Course requirements: 27-30 credits
Project requirements: 0-3 credits
Total credits: 30

Application Deadline

Applications are considered after the deadlines, but timely admittance and/or funding may be affected. Applications may be deferred to a later semester without reapplying.

For Fall Enrollment: February 1
For Spring Enrollment: August 1

Application Instructions