The Industrial & Systems Engineering program at Rutgers equips students with a comprehensive engineering education, allowing specialization in various industrial engineering and manufacturing fields. You'll have opportunities for hands-on research in areas such as healthcare, energy, finance, transportation, and manufacturing. The program focuses on developing engineers and technology leaders skilled in reliability engineering, advanced manufacturing, and smart systems. Through a blend of classroom learning, laboratory work, and practical training via research and internships, you'll gain the experience needed to create safer, more cost-effective, and energy-efficient products and services. The curriculum prepares you for careers in designing and analyzing large-scale systems for industry, government, and service sectors, with graduates finding roles in diverse fields like manufacturing, aerospace, banking, healthcare, energy, and the military.
The Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering offers a Bachelor of Science degree with several track options:
Graduates of the Industrial & Systems Engineering program are prepared for a wide array of career paths across various sectors.
Refer to the Rutgers Finance and Administration website for detailed and up-to-date tuition and fee information.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as quality engineer, project manager, consultant, operations manager, and data scientist across various sectors including manufacturing, aerospace, banking, and healthcare.
Tuition and fee rates for undergraduate programs are available on the Rutgers Finance and Administration website. Please consult their official site for the most current figures.
Information on living costs is not provided on the program page. Prospective students should consult university resources for estimated living expenses.
To apply, visit the Rutgers Admissions website, review the specific program requirements, complete the online application form, and submit all necessary supporting documents and the application fee.
Rutgers offers General Scholarships, primarily based on financial need assessed via FAFSA, and Merit-based Scholarships. Amounts vary and specific eligibility criteria should be reviewed.