Masters Degrees in Systems Engineering, USA

The master of engineering program at Binghamton University provides students with the balance of theory and practical knowledge necessary to be successful in the profession and is intended for students who are working full time and attending graduate school part time. Students may pursue the Master of Engineering (MEng) degree in either Industrial Engineering (MEngIE) or in Systems Engineering (MEngSE). These programs can be taken entirely online via EngiNet.

Utilizing the industrial resources available in the Binghamton community, students are able to develop a realistic approach to integrating both engineering and non-engineering systems such as those found in manufacturing, healthcare, and transportation. In this way, students have the opportunity to use a wide variety of industrial and systems engineering tools such as those related to modeling and simulation, statistical process control, scheduling, human factors, and supply chain management, among others.

Graduate Degrees Offered

- MEng in Industrial Engineering
- MEng in Systems Engineering

All applicants must submit the following:

- Online graduate degree application and application fee
- Transcripts from each college/university you have attended. Note: MEng Industrial Engineering and Systems Engineering applicants should have an undergraduate major in engineering or a related field.
- Two letters of recommendation
- Personal statement (2-3 pages) describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to your program's admissions committee.
- Resume or Curriculum Vitae (max. 2 pages)
- Official GRE scores

And, for international applicants:
- International Student Financial Statement form
- Official bank statement/proof of support
- Official TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE Academic scores

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See the department website - http://www.rit.edu/kgcoe/program/industrial-engineering-1

The master of engineering in industrial and systems engineering focuses on the design, improvement, and installation of integrated systems of people, materials, information, equipment, and energy. The program emphasizes specialized knowledge and skills in the mathematical, physical, computer, and social sciences together with the principles and methods of engineering analysis and design. The overarching goal of industrial and systems engineering is the optimization of the system, regardless of whether the activity engaged in is a manufacturing, distribution, or a service-related capacity. Students graduate with a variety of skills in the areas of applied statistics/quality, ergonomics/human factors, operations research/simulation, manufacturing, and systems engineering.

Curriculum

- First Year

Systems Modeling and Optimization
Engineering of Systems I
Design of Experiments
Electives

- Second Year

Electives
Engineering Capstone

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See the department website - http://www.rit.edu/kgcoe/program/industrial-engineering-0

The master of science degree in industrial and systems engineering allows students to customize their course work while working closely with industrial and systems engineering faculty in a contemporary, applied research area. Faculty members are currently conducting applied project and research work in the areas of contemporary manufacturing processes/systems, ergonomic/biomedical analysis, logistics and supply chain management, sustainable design and development, systems engineering/product development, and systems simulation.

Plan of study

The MS degree is awarded upon successful completion of a minimum of 30 semester credit hours of study. This includes eight courses and a 6 semester credit hour thesis. All students are required to complete at least two semesters of Graduate Seminar (ISEE-795, 796).

Curriculum

- First Year

Systems Modeling and Optimization
Engineering of Systems I
Graduate Seminar I, II
Design of Experiments
Electives

- Second Year

Electives
Research and Thesis

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Offered through the Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering at GW's main campus in Washington, DC, the Master of Science in Systems Engineering provides broad knowledge of the "systems approach" for designing and managing large-scale engineering systems throughout the lifecycle.

Students may choose from the following areas of focus to tailor their coursework:

• Operations research and management science
• Systems engineering and integration

Off-Campus & Online Programs

If you are seeking to complete this program online or at one of GW's satellite campuses in Virginia, please view the requirements and apply at at EMSE Off-Campus Programs.

Course Structure

• Credit hours: 36
• Number of courses: 12
• Duration: Two years (full-time) or three years (part-time)

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The Department of Systems Science and Industrial Engineering (SSIE) offers students the opportunity to examine complex systems in industry and manufacturing settings, healthcare environments and society in general as they study areas ranging from intelligent systems and fuzzy logic to supply chain management and human factors.

The program encourages faculty and students to work in teams, gathering different perspectives as they problem-solve, create and learn both within the department and through interdisciplinary collaboration across the various divisions of engineering, business and industry.

Recent doctoral graduate placements include: Assistant Professor at Tennessee Technological University, Research Associate at NSC Technology, Senior Engineer at Alta Devices, Process Engineer at BAE Systems, Senior Business Analyst at the Mayo Clinic, Research Engineer at General Electric Global Research, Assistant Professor at Hashemite University, Senior Consultant at Cardinal Health.

MS in Industrial and Systems Engineering- With optional health systems concentration

All applicants must submit the following:

- Online graduate degree application and application fee
- Transcripts from each college/university which you have attended
- Two letters of recommendation
- Personal statement (2-3 pages) describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to your program's admissions committee.
- Resume or Curriculum Vitae (max. 2 pages)
- Official GRE scores

And, for international applicants:
- International Student Financial Statement form
- Official bank statement/proof of support
- Official TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE Academic scores

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See the department website - http://www.rit.edu/kgcoe/program/product-development

The master of science in product development is a leadership program designed for engineers, scientists, technical managers, and other experienced professionals who aspire to mid- and senior-level positions associated with product innovation. The program integrates business and engineering courses consistent with cross-functional, end-to-end product development, as well as the systems perspective critical to conceive, create, launch, and support today’s complex product portfolios.

To stay on the cutting edge, the program was designed by academic and industry leaders and integrates formal education with state-of-the-art research and best practices from industry. Electives and a capstone project provide flexibility to tailor the program's content to specific learning objectives of students and sponsoring organizations.

Curriculum

- First Year

Excellence in New Product Development
Engineering of Systems I
Engineering of Systems II
Decision and Risk Benefit Analysis
Systems and Project Management (summer)
Accounting for Decision Makers (summer)

- Second Year

Marketing Concepts and Commercialization
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Product Development Capstone
Engineering or Business Elective

Additional information

- Format

Students may start the program during any semester and complete the course work at their own pace. Classes are available online but several courses may be taken on-campus for local students.

Students may take up to three courses on a nonmatriculated basis. Credits earned while enrolled as a nonmatriculated student may be applied to the degree program following formal admission.

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MS in Energy Systems Management

Develop the skills to become a leader in the fast-moving energy field. Our students learn the science, economics, and policy driving the move toward smart, climate-friendly technologies such as renewable energy, green buildings, and electric vehicles.

• Accommodating Schedule — Classes are held in the evenings to serve the needs of both traditional students and working professionals.
• Industry Access — Learn from leading researchers and practicing experts with years of experience in the energy field.
• Career Opportunities — The rapid growth of clean technologies and heightened environmental concern are driving innovation in the energy industry. Our program provides the skills wanted by employers in tech companies, utilities, non-profits, and government agencies.

Electric energy systems are rapidly transforming, making jobs in the energy sector among the fastest growing in the U.S. The MS in Energy Systems Management program will equip students for energy management positions in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to support a low carbon future.

Students will gain a foundational understanding of the technical and policy dynamics that are working to modernize the electricity grid. This includes new policy and program development necessary to integrate distributed energy resources such as energy storage and solar that are not only environmentally friendly but also assets to the grid in providing security and reliability.

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