Science in Industrial Engineering

About Program:

The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering program prepares students for a wide range of jobs in both the public and private sectors. The program qualifies students for careers in most engineering and industrial sectors within fields related to industrial engineering, such as manufacturing systems engineering, operations, production, maintenance, quality and safety, strategic planning, engineering project management, transportation and supply chains, systems and equipment design, quality and environmental management, as well as entertainment and tourism, among others. The nature of careers available to graduates of the program varies and includes technical engineering positions, supervisory roles, administrative jobs, and leadership positions within the field of industrial engineering.
 

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Program Goals:

1. Preparing graduates professionally as successful industrial engineers in both the public and private sectors.
2. Conducting applied scientific research and providing specialized consulting services.
3. Enhancing communication, cooperation, and partnership with the community.
4. Participating in the adoption of advanced technologies and offering innovations in the field of specialization.
5. Effectively contributing to the sustainable development of Saudi society.
    

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Career Opportunities:

• Manufacturing Engineer: Improving production processes in factories.
• Operations Analyst: Studying how businesses run and suggesting improvements.
• Quality Engineer: Ensuring products and services meet certain standards.
• Supply Chain Analyst: Managing how goods move from suppliers to customers.
• Process Improvement Specialist: Finding ways to make systems faster and cheaper.
• Project Coordinator: Helping manage engineering or business projects.
• Logistics Engineer: Optimizing shipping, distribution, and transportation.
• Production Planner: Planning and scheduling production activities.
• Maintenance Engineer: Managing preventive and corrective maintenance activities.
• Health and Safety Engineer: Ensuring workplace safety and compliance.
• Data Analyst (with additional training): Using data to improve operations.
• Sustainability Specialist: Helping companies operate more efficiently and with less environmental impact.
• Consulting roles: Helping different companies solve operational and strategic problems.
  
   

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