To provide a broad, multidisciplinary perspective, students majoring in a given concentration take elective courses from non-engineering disciplines and may take elective courses from the other three concentrations as well. Thus, a Master's student may major in industrial engineering but may take electives from mechanical and manufacturing engineering, business, computer science, and math.
According to recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment growth in engineering and engineering-related jobs requiring a master’s degree is expected to be strong over the next decade and beyond. Graduates of this program will be ready to enter the workforce in industrial, service, and government organizations or pursue doctoral studies leading to academic and research-related careers.
ISoE MS Graduates work in a variety of career paths with distinguished alumni in:
A non-resident recipient of qualified funding may be eligible for in-state tuition (per TEC 54.212), representing substantial savings.
ISoE offers assistantship positions to support department faculty in the instruction of undergraduate courses and research.
Graduate College offers scholarships to new & current students.
ISoE offers scholarships to qualified new students.
