Auburn University - College of Engineering
Master of Industrial and Systems Engineering/MBA - Residential
Auburn, USA
Master degree
DURATION
2 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About : This Master of Industrial and Systems Engineering/MBA program offers students a comprehensive blend of engineering and business management skills. With a focus on operational efficiency and systems design, the curriculum prepares graduates to tackle complex problems in various industries. It emphasizes hands-on experiences and case-based learning, equipping them with the tools to make informed decisions that enhance productivity and profitability.
Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue roles such as industrial engineer, operations manager, systems analyst, and business consultant. This program opens pathways to careers in both the engineering and business sectors, allowing for a versatile application of skills in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and service industries.
Why this degree?
The dual Master of Industrial and Systems Engineering/MBA is a non-thesis program that allows students who have an interest in both engineering and business to quickly move into management positions in their respective industry, while also increasing their level of industrial and systems engineering knowledge.
What can you expect?
Once admitted into Auburn Engineering's graduate program, you will work with the graduate program officer to create a plan of study.
Auburn Engineering Online Graduate Programs ranked 17th by U.S. News and World Report (2022)!
Who is eligible?
- Those who hold a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering, another engineering discipline, mathematics, or science from an institution of recognized standing (transcripts required) are eligible.
- Applicants must apply separately to each program (College of Engineering and College of Business) - contact the Graduate School when applying to the second program to receive an application fee waiver.
- The GMAT is preferred, but either the GRE or GMAT will be accepted.
- Students who apply and are admitted and begin either the MBA or MISE program can later enter the dual program if they choose.
- Three letters of recommendation are required.
- Complete a minimum of 55 total credit hours of graduate-level coursework that consists of the following:
- 28 hours of INSY courses, including:
- MISE core courses 10 hours:
- INSY 6600 Manufacturing/Production Economics
- INSY 7300 Advanced Engineering Statistics I
- INSY 7420 Linear Programming and Network Flows
- INSY 7956 Seminar
- INSY 6600 Manufacturing/Production Economics
- INSY 7300 Advanced Engineering Statistics I
- INSY 7420 Linear Programming and Network Flows
- INSY 7956 Seminar
- MISE elective courses 18 hours
- 12 hours must include INSY electives
- 6 hours of courses approved by the program coordinator
- 12 hours must include INSY electives
- 6 hours of courses approved by the program coordinator
- MISE core courses 10 hours:
- INSY 6600 Manufacturing/Production Economics
- INSY 7300 Advanced Engineering Statistics I
- INSY 7420 Linear Programming and Network Flows
- INSY 7956 Seminar
- MISE elective courses 18 hours
- 12 hours must include INSY electives
- 6 hours of courses approved by the program coordinator
- 27 hours of BUSI courses, including:
- 24 hours of BUSI core courses
- 3 hours (one course) of MBA electives which may include any graduate-level course taken within the Harbert College of Business or College of Engineering
- 24 hours of BUSI core courses
- 3 hours (one course) of MBA electives which may include any graduate-level course taken within the Harbert College of Business or College of Engineering
- 28 hours of INSY courses, including:
- MISE core courses 10 hours:
- INSY 6600 Manufacturing/Production Economics
- INSY 7300 Advanced Engineering Statistics I
- INSY 7420 Linear Programming and Network Flows
- INSY 7956 Seminar
- INSY 6600 Manufacturing/Production Economics
- INSY 7300 Advanced Engineering Statistics I
- INSY 7420 Linear Programming and Network Flows
- INSY 7956 Seminar
- MISE elective courses 18 hours
- 12 hours must include INSY electives
- 6 hours of courses approved by the program coordinator
- 12 hours must include INSY electives
- 6 hours of courses approved by the program coordinator
- 27 hours of BUSI courses, including:
- 24 hours of BUSI core courses
- 3 hours (one course) of MBA electives which may include any graduate-level course taken within the Harbert College of Business or College of Engineering
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