Industrial engineers are becoming increasingly important for the growth and development of companies and, more generally, of public and private organisations. They have the ability to design, manage and coordinate complex systems within which they have to govern the dynamic relationship between the technological, financial, environmental and social dimensions.
The LIUC School of Industrial Engineering trains management engineers capable of operating in multiple organisational contexts. The course deepens the skills characterising industrial engineering, providing specialist knowledge of areas crucial for the professional world of the future (data science, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, digitalisation) as well as developing the necessary transversal skills for roles of responsibility and coordination, such as critical thinking applied to innovation processes and the use of artificial intelligence, advanced problem solving, stress management and negotiation, self-awareness, attention to environmental and social sustainability issues and multi-disciplinarity.
Classes for the Master’s Degree program are supposed to be taken in-person. However, students are allowed to live stream the lectures (therefore without active participation) on MS Teams.
To matriculate for the master’s degree in Industrial engineering, an evaluation of your academic career path is required.
