MSc in Industrial Engineering (Thesis/English)

About this Study Course

Embark on a transformative journey at Yaşar University’s MSc in Industrial Engineering, where innovation meets efficiency, and global challenges find sustainable solutions.

Overview

In the realm of recent technological advancements, heightened environmental awareness, and profound humanitarian goals, the quest for enhancing manufacturing and service systems has become more pronounced. We, at the Industrial Engineering Department of Yaşar University, stand committed to shaping human resources equipped to meet the evolving needs of diverse sectors, including health, energy, logistics, agriculture, defense, manufacturing, hospitality, and entertainment.

At the graduate level, our program is tailored to provide education to those destined for global teaching and research institutions such as universities, R&D departments of organizations, national and international science foundations, and beyond. We pride ourselves on fostering interdisciplinary work and education through our flexible curriculum and robust academic staff.

As part of the programs administered within Yaşar University Graduate School of Social Sciences and Natural and Applied Sciences, admitted students are eligible for full scholarships, enriching their academic journey.

Admission Requirements

To be a graduate of any bachelor’s degree program.
Min. Graduation Degree should be: 2.30/4.00
Students must obtain one of the following exams:
GRE: Min. 151 or
GMAT: 465 or
ALES: Min. 60 Quantitative

Second Cycle, Master of Science Degree (M.Sc.) in Industrial Engineering is awarded to students who have scored a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of not less than 3.00/4.00 and have completed all the courses and a thesis (120 ECTS). The programme has three required courses (including “Research Methods and Ethics” and “Seminar” courses), one restricted elective course and four elective courses.

US$7,200 per programme

Future Career Outcomes

The globalization of the world economy has been increasing customer expectations, creating demand for goods and services with better quality at affordable prices. Hence, manufacturing and service companies have started to seek for human resources with engineering and managerial skills. Industrial Engineering, as a discipline emerging from this point of view, contributes to production and service systems using analytical problem solving techniques, information technologies, and certain social sciences. In the frame of these references, Industrial Engineering’s scope of research and education is to search the ways of increasing quality and productivity by using scarce resources effectively. So, it provides opportunities for good positions in manufacturing industries, health services, communication, food sector, education, logistics, banks, consulting firms, utility companies, public firms, even planning parts of social projects.