Industrial and Management Systems Engineering Program

The department of Industrial Engineering at KMITL is offering a bachelor’s degree of Industrial and Management Systems Engineering (IMSE). The ultimate goal of IMSE program is to prepare our students to be capable of creating value for organizations and society. High quality and diverse students will be educated through hands-on experiences and project-based settings. The course curriculum covers all essential materials in industrial engineering methods and tools, a fundamental of mathematical, physical, engineering, and management sciences. The students will be taught to possess system-oriented, critical, and analytical thinking with the purpose of strengthening their abilities to apply knowledge and skills to solve problems in any global organization.

B.Eng. (Industrial and Management Systems Engineering), a fourth-year international program, is suitable for students who are seeking to develop their technical knowledge and the aspects of system management, and form a suitable basis for a career focused on engineering solutions to business-related issues.

The core intellectual theme of the IMSE program is the analysis, design, management of highly complex systems involving the interaction among human, machines, and environment. The IMSE curriculum covers the fundamental and the state-of-art knowledge in industrial engineering, system thinking, and management sciences. Sample courses include:

• System Dynamics Modeling
• Data Sciences and Data Analytics
• Operations Research and Simulation
• Supply Chain Economics and Logistics Management
• Human Interaction and Services Engineering
• Integrated Management Systems for sustainability

In the third year of program, students must complete a minimum 12 weeks of engineering industry experience. This allows all students to experience hand-on projects in an engineering practice under the supervision of practicing professional engineers. Furthermore, in the final year of program, students will undertake a capstone project that is either industry-based cooperative education or both basic and applied research-based engineering project. Students will practice open-ended engineering design that incorporate fundamental and advanced concepts in Industrial and Management Systems Engineering. Students will learn to build innovation, identify the opportunities, propose ideas, design and implement innovative solutions while being able to deal with realistic engineering constraints.

Career opportunities in Industrial and Management Systems Engineering are versatile. Graduates will find employment opportunities in wide range of industrial and government sectors, including manufacturing industries, consulting and engineering services, finance and banking industries, health care industries, logistics industries, and research and development firms.