Arlington, TX 76019
Woolf Hall Room 420
500 West First Street
Arlington, TX 76019
Students in the Industrial, Manufacturing and Systems Engineering Department acquire skills in logistics, human factors, operations research, RFID, systems engineering, micro-manufacturing, and stochastic modeling, optimization and statistics.
The department is a community of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and industry partners dedicated to making industry and society more productive. The Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Industrial Engineering programs provide fundamental knowledge in the various areas of industrial engineering. Students may also pursue an undergraduate certificate in unmanned vehicle systems and graduate certificates in industrial applications, decision analytics, logistics and unmanned vehicle systems. The Master of Science in Engineering Management program integrates engineering and business concepts to prepare experienced professional engineers for leadership roles in planning, developing, and managing firms’ technological resources. The IMSE Department Doctoral program is designed for graduate students who wish to advance their careers in research and development in industry, government, or academia.
More than half of our undergraduate students complete a co-op or internship to gain practical work experience prior to graduation, and they are often hired by the companies they intern with. You can find your own opportunity, or the Engineering Co-op/Internship Office can help you.
Students may work alongside faculty on funded research, doing real lab work and gaining valuable skills. Qualified students may use federal work-study funds to participate in such research, and the College of Engineering sponsors more than 40 undergraduate research projects each year.
Finally, all undergraduate students complete a capstone course prior to graduation. They will find solutions to real-world problems, often with financial support from an industry partner.
The undergraduate program in industrial engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET, https://www.abet.org, under the commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Industrial and Similarly Named Engineering Programs.
All new IE graduate students must attend our in-person orientation.
Date: Monday, August 12, 2024
Time: 11:00 am
Location: Woolf Hall 402
*International Students will be required to attend a separate OIE Orientation.