Industrial Engineering Morgan State University

Overview

The Industrial Engineering programme at Morgan State University provides students with the technical expertise required to design, improve, and manage complex production systems. By integrating people, machinery, and information, the curriculum prepares graduates to deliver high-quality goods and services efficiently in a global market.

This degree focuses on developing creative problem-solvers who can navigate the intersection of technology and management. Students learn to apply scientific and mathematical principles to real-world industrial challenges, ensuring they are ready for the demands of modern manufacturing and service industries.

The course structure encourages teamwork within diverse, multi-disciplinary environments.

Why Industrial Engineering at Morgan State University?

This programme stands out as the only Industrial Engineering degree in the state of Maryland to hold accreditation from the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. This prestigious status confirms that the curriculum meets rigorous industry standards for quality and professional preparation.

Students benefit from a curriculum that balances theoretical knowledge with practical application in areas such as manufacturing systems and ergonomics. The School of Engineering provides a supportive environment where future leaders are trained to use cutting-edge computer technology and analytical methods.

The department emphasises life-long learning and professional development, ensuring graduates remain competitive as technology evolves. With a focus on socio-economic and cultural factors, the university produces well-rounded engineers capable of making a significant impact on national prosperity.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 8463 per semester
• National fee: USD 8463 per semester
• Local fee: USD 2908 per semester

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Freshman Composition
• Calculus
• Programming for IE
• University Physics
• General Chemistry for Engineering Students
• Freshman Orientation for Engineering Majors
• Probability and Statistics for Engineers
• Thermodynamics
• Linear Programming
• Calculus II
• Differential Equations
• IE and Computers
• Materials Engineering
• Solid Modeling and Design
• Engineering Economy
• Ergonomics and Workplace Design
• Manufacturing Processes
• Production and Operations Management
• Simulation of Industrial Systems
• Design of Experiments and Intro. to Quality Control
• Operations Research, Deterministic Models
• Production Analysis and Manufacturing Systems
• Product Design
• Senior Design I
• Senior Design II

Careers with Industrial Engineering

Graduates are prepared for diverse roles across various sectors, including manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics. The programme focuses on producing professionals who can excel as systems designers, production managers, and operations analysts in multi-disciplinary teams.

The skills acquired allow alumni to work with advanced automation, robotics, and information systems. By mastering human factors and ergonomics, graduates are also well-positioned for careers in workplace design and safety management within global organisations.