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Industrial Engineering Degrees

Along with the bachelor's and accelerated industrial engineering degrees, ISE offers three minors and a health systems specialization.

Last Updated: 03/09/2026 | All information is accurate and still up-to-date

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Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering

As an undergraduate industrial engineering student, you will develop several important skills. For example, you will learn to solve engineering problems through analysis, experimentation and creativity. In addition, you will build a strong foundation in mathematics and science.

You will also design systems, products and processes while working in teams and communicating effectively. Finally, you will apply your knowledge to new situations while developing leadership and mentoring skills.

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Accelerated Bachelor/Master in Industrial Engineering

The Accelerated Bachelor/Master in Industrial Engineering allows you to earn both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in less time.

With this option, you can complete the non-thesis MIE degree within 12 months after earning your BSIE. In addition, you may complete the thesis-based MSIE degree within 18 months. Consequently, the program helps you save both time and money while advancing your education.

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Accelerated Bachelor/Master in Engineering Management

The Accelerated Bachelor/Master in Engineering Management allows you to earn both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in less time.

With this option, you can complete the MEM degree within 12 months after earning your BSIE. Consequently, the program helps you save both time and money while advancing your education.

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Minors

Minor in Industrial Engineering

The Minor in Industrial Engineering gives you a strong introduction to the field. It is designed for undergraduate engineering students and science majors outside industrial engineering. As a result, you can gain the fundamentals needed for advanced study or related careers.

Through this minor, you follow a structured program that builds core knowledge in industrial engineering. In addition, you develop skills that many industrial engineers use across industries. Therefore, you gain practical tools that support problem solving and system improvement.

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Minor in Supply Chain Engineering

The Minor in Supply Chain Engineering helps you build skills related to the networks and processes that move materials and products. As a result, you learn how organizations manage the flow of goods from suppliers to customers.

Through this minor, you study how materials move into production facilities and transform into finished products. Then, you explore how companies distribute those products to customer markets. Therefore, you gain a clear understanding of modern supply chain systems.

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Minor in Data Science, Analytics and Decision-making

The Data Science Academy partners with several NC State colleges to offer data science minors and certificates. As a result, you can strengthen your technical skills across disciplines.

The Minor in Data Science in Analytics and Decision Making is a 15-credit interdisciplinary credential. Through this program, you build essential data science skills with depth in Industrial and Systems Engineering content. Therefore, you gain both analytical expertise and applied engineering insight.

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Health Systems Engineering Specialization

Our program prepares you for a career in the healthcare field. As a result, you gain knowledge and skills that apply directly to health systems and services.

After you complete the program, you will earn recognition for your Health Systems Engineering Specialization. This credential distinguishes you from other graduates. Consequently, you become more competitive and marketable for careers in the healthcare industry.

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Go Beyond Industrial Engineering Degrees

Join an Organization
Get involved in department organizations to network outside the classroom. The college has many engineering student organizations to choose from.

Become a Global Engineer
Engineer without borders! Consider study abroad and international degree programs. Learning about other work cultures can expand your career possibilities.

Plan Your Career
Co-op and internships give you work experience while pursuing your degree. Our nationally recognized Engineering Career Fair gets you hired!

Explore Research
We are a world-renowned research university and offer graduate research opportunities in our focus areas.

Get an Advanced Degree
Consider our master’s and doctoral offerings, or get a distance master’s degree from Engineering Online.

Become a Licensed Engineer
The Professional Engineer (PE) license is a certification that can enhance your career options. Learn how to get your PE.