POHANG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY · SOUTH KOREA
Industrial and Management Engineering
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- Fosters advanced technical managersProgram Focus
- Emphasis on practical engineering skillsCurriculum Approach
- Systematic analysis and design of complex systemsCore Competency
- Focus on productivity improvement and information technologyKey Areas
- Development of communication and international cooperation skillsMission Statement
The Department of Industrial and Management Engineering aims to cultivate advanced technical managers equipped with the necessary knowledge for industrial sites. The curriculum focuses on developing practical engineering skills, enabling students to systematically analyze and design systems involving people, materials, equipment, and information. Students will learn to enhance productivity through repair planning and management techniques, and efficiently implement integrated operating systems using information and automation technology.
Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to meet engineering accreditation standards, with specific credit requirements for various subject areas. Students can choose between an intensive ('accreditation') program and an ordinary ('non-accreditation') program.
- Year 1 (Common/Intensive)
- Thinking and Expression
- History and Philosophy
- Society and Community
- Culture and Art
- Science and Technology
- English 1/3
- English 2/4
- English Conversation 1/3
- English Conversation 2/4
- Calculus 1
- Introduction to Linear Algebra
- Introduction to Statistics
- Calculus 2/Biology
- Physics 1
- Physics 2
- Physics Lab 1
- Physics Lab 2
- Chemistry
- Chemistry and Experiment
- C Language
- C++ Programming
Careers
The Department of Industrial and Management Engineering aims to equip graduates with the skills and knowledge to become advanced technical managers. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for roles that involve system design, analysis, improvement, and management within industrial settings. Graduates are expected to possess strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication abilities.
- Technical Manager
- System Designer
- Operations Analyst
- Productivity Improvement Specialist
- Information Systems Manager
Frequently asked questions
- What is the focus of the Industrial and Management Engineering program?
- The program aims to cultivate advanced technical managers, equipping them with practical engineering skills for systematic analysis and design of industrial systems. It focuses on productivity improvement, repair planning, and implementation of integrated operating systems using information and automation technology.
- What career paths can graduates pursue?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as Technical Manager, System Designer, Operations Analyst, Productivity Improvement Specialist, and Information Systems Manager. The curriculum emphasizes skills in system design, analysis, improvement, and management within industrial settings.
- Is the program accredited?
- Yes, the department has undergone accreditation by the Korea Engineering Education Institute. Its Intensive Program, in particular, has received single accreditation.
- What is the curriculum structure like?
- The curriculum is designed to meet engineering accreditation standards, offering both an intensive ('accreditation') and an ordinary ('non-accreditation') program. The first year includes common subjects like Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, and programming in C/C++.
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Fees
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LivingNot specified
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Accreditation
The department has undergone accreditation by the Korea Engineering Education Institute, including single accreditation for its Intensive Program.
Frequently asked questions
What is the focus of the Industrial and Management Engineering program?
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The program aims to cultivate advanced technical managers, equipping them with practical engineering skills for systematic analysis and design of industrial systems. It focuses on productivity improvement, repair planning, and implementation of integrated operating systems using information and automation technology.
What career paths can graduates pursue?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as Technical Manager, System Designer, Operations Analyst, Productivity Improvement Specialist, and Information Systems Manager. The curriculum emphasizes skills in system design, analysis, improvement, and management within industrial settings.
Is the program accredited?
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Yes, the department has undergone accreditation by the Korea Engineering Education Institute. Its Intensive Program, in particular, has received single accreditation.
What is the curriculum structure like?
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The curriculum is designed to meet engineering accreditation standards, offering both an intensive ('accreditation') and an ordinary ('non-accreditation') program. The first year includes common subjects like Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, and programming in C/C++.