About the Department

Our Graduate students are Industrial Engineers trained to be able to work in any country giving knowledgeable support in management and by using scientific methods offering decisions to managers at all levels. Careers are possible in institutions in the public, commercial, service, industrial, design, health and even military sectors. Moreover, they can also study for an MA degree in any subject in Industrial Engineering. The Department’s lecturers, in addition to giving lectures, undertake scientific studies and present them in conferences or publish them in magazines. Some of these studies are in current issues like job security and workers’ health, engineering management and industry-environment relationship management. In addition to the lessons on the curriculum, students not only visit industrial plants on technical trips but also make presentations abroad within the studies of prepared projects.

Educational Opportunities

The Industrial Engineering academic program is a harmony between theoretical, practical and elective courses. The latter allows students to benefit from computer sciences, main sciences, administration sciences, contemporary communications, statistics and the science of probability. The theoretical part of the Course is enhanced by course projects, graduation projects and 20-day summer work practises that lead to the consolidation of gained knowledge and increase career opportunities. Students’ knowledge and abilities increase by using specialist software and work-studies involving the human factor in the ergonomics laboratory that offers an appropriate environment for design development. Therefore, it enables both production and service sectors to function more effectively, efficiently and optimally.

Career Areas

The graduates of the Industrial Engineering department have the skills and knowledge gained through our program during their undergraduate education provided; they continue their professional and personal improvement by making a point of lifelong and continuous improvement. They can execute planning and management duties in national and international studies through their leadership, self-confidence, and communication skills. Within the scope of the production and service sector studies, they can designate and define problems through system approach, define these problems, plan the related solution stages and forward alternative solutions; they can as well execute national and international studies through these skills.