69 Industrial Engineering BSc Degree Programs

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering students obtain a strong foundation in principles and practices to contribute to innovative solutions for complex systems through the integration of people, money, machines, materials, time, and resources for a wide range of real-world applications.  Students will gain knowledge in a breadth of technical disciplines including design, manufacturing, and information systems, and hone their professional skills in engineering and project management.  

The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Industrial Engineering bridges the gap between design engineering and business by combining technical, business, and communication skills to design and improve product and processes. IEs develop mathematical models, identify and analyze data using statistical methods.

The course Industrial Engineering & Management teaches you how to use technology, management and economy in such a way that you will be able to improve production processes or to make organisations profitable or more sustainable.

The Industrial Engineering Bachelor’s program focuses on preparing students to improve systems and processes across various industries. It covers fundamental topics like supply chain management, quali...

The BSc Industrial Engineering empowers you to become a driving force in competitive and sustainable industrial production. From smart robotic manufacturing to digitalisation of production, from prototyping to innovation management, we equip you with essential skills demanded by companies worldwide.

The B.Sc. Industrial Engineering Management (IEM) program at Constructor University offers a diverse and adaptable approach to engineering that emphasizes the integration of people, materials, and energy in productive ways. The program covers a range of subjects including process engineering, operations research, supply chain management, engineering design, logistics, and project management. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of management and engineering business functions, preparing them for successful careers in industry. This Bachelor's program in Industrial Engineering Management has received high rankings in recent university rankings conducted by the Center for Higher Education (CHE), attesting to its outstanding quality and reputation.

Industrial Engineering is a real engineers' degree, in which you learn to translate new industrial techniques into practical solutions, such as a more sustainable production process or new products. In the Bachelor’s degree program in Industrial Engineering and Management (Technische Bedrijfskunde in Dutch), you learn how to analyze problems and develop, design, and apply solutions. You are first and foremost trained to become an industrial engineer, and you learn to look at the applicability of your solutions in the business world. After all, a technical solution is only useable if you have thoroughly tested its feasibility. Imagine, for example, that you have developed a new method to keep pepper-flavored crisps fresh for longer. Does the production process still cost-efficient? Does the method fit into the production line? What do the company’s employees think of it? And do customers still find the crisps tasty? The degree program is offered by the Faculty of Science and Engineering so you can be sure of lots of course units in maths, physics, and chemistry. In addition, you will follow course units in business studies, management, and logistics. Your technical know-how and your management insights will prepare you for jobs where technology and management meet. Embedding in business and society is a key element of this degree program.

Industrial automation is an expanding stream of engineering, with an increasingly profound influence on most industries and enterprises. This practical qualification will ensure you graduate job-ready as an industrial automation engineering technologist in many industries such as manufacturing, power generation, mechatronics, mechanical, mining, and chemical. Upon completion of this programme, you will gain skills and knowledge in the latest developing technologies in instrumentation, process control, and industrial automation.

The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering is a discipline that involves efficient design and continuous improvement of critical processes and systems by integrating people and technology. It will provide you technical and creative problem-solving skills that meet professional expectations.

Germany stands for quality and innovation, but even innovation is in a constant state of transition. In the Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering - Online, you will become an interdisciplinary specialist in industrial, trade and service companies. The demand for economically minded and technically qualified experts is increasing. You want to meet this demand.

An international bachelor’s degree training versatile industrial engineers open to innovation. Are you looking for an international, future-focused degree that prepares you to become an agile and versatile industrial engineer, ready to embrace innovation across sectors and technologies?

There is a critical global shortage of automation, instrumentation and control engineers due mainly to the restructuring and rapid growth of new industries and technologies. As industrial automation continues to develop with technological advancements, it is essential that prospective engineers graduate with skills that can be applied within the industry. Our Bachelor of Science (Industrial Automation Engineering) provides you with cutting-edge skills that are valuable in the workplace.

The complexity of processes in the food industry requires the training of interdisciplinary specialists. They should have sound business knowledge in the areas of product development, product commercialisation, product provision, innovation management and marketing. They should also be proficient in the application of food technology.

Together with lecturers, fellow students, and company managers, you discover what you need to know to develop a deep understanding of the people, organization, technical know-how, and economic principles on which companies depend.

Coffee machines, phones, medical devices: they all need to be ‘designed’. When designing these products, many questions need to be asked and answered. What does the customer need? How does the customer expect the product to look?