Industrial Engineering, BSE

University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

This is an exciting time to be part of the modern-day, industrial and manufacturing revolution. Services, industries and government agencies are increasingly being automated and interconnected and an industrial engineering degree from UWM can prepare you to succeed in this rapidly-changing field. When you earn a Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree in Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering at UWM, you’ll benefit from our long-standing collaborations with the region’s historically strong manufacturing community, many of whom offer well-paid internships, co-ops, and work with our students on classroom projects. Plus, you’ll also have access to a next-gen factory located on campus, a testbed where you can virtually simulate solutions to common manufacturing challenges and execute those solutions physically.Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering is an operations and optimization science, focused on productivity, quality and continuous improvement of all business operations from acquisition of raw materials/resources to delivery of finished products/services to customers. Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering is among the most far-reaching disciplines of engineering. Industrial and Manufacturing Engineers work in diverse industries within both the public and private sectors. Because of the flexibility and value of industrial engineering skills, employment opportunities are numerous and diverse.

College of Engineering and Applied Science