MBA/MS in Industrial Engineering
offered by Arizona State University

3.8 /5

(1 Review)

Public University
700 acre campus
Estd. 1885

MBA/MS in Industrial Engineering
at
Arizona State University
Overview

Refine your technical engineering skills and develop enhanced business acumen

Duration	24 months
Total fee	₹39.72 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Official Website	Go to Website
Course Level	PG Degree

MBA/MS in Industrial Engineering

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Overview
Highlights
Course Details
Curriculum
Student Reviews

MBA/MS in Industrial Engineering
at
Arizona State University
Highlights

Earn a master degree from Arizona State University
Prepare for Aerospace production manufacturing, Business consultant, Computer and electronic product manufacturing, Engineering services

MBA/MS in Industrial Engineering
at
Arizona State University
Course details

Skills you will learn

Operations Regression Accounting Quality control Statistics Data analysis

What are the course deliverables?

Information and management systems engineering
Logistics and supply chain engineering
Operations research and production systems
Quality and reliability engineering

More about this course

Concurrent degrees allow you to complete two degrees at once, which can help advance your career at a faster rate than if you pursued the two degrees separately
Additionally, having combined business and engineering skills is a great way to show employers just how dedicated you are to your field
This approach to earning concurrent degrees allows you to gain a broad understanding of business administration and engineering as distinct topics
Learn strategies for making sound, ethical business decisions that affect people, finances and the economic environment
Learn how to review workflows, develop management control systems, enact quality control procedures and analyze data to create effective processes or products

MBA/MS in Industrial Engineering
at
Arizona State University
Curriculum

Advanced Simulating Stochastic System

Applied Deterministic Operations Research

Decisions, Market Structure and Games: Managerial Economics

Design Engineering Experiments

Ethical Issues for Managers

Information Systems Engineering

Operations and Supply Management

Organizational Theory: Leading People, Teams and Organizations

Managerial Accounting

Finance: The Art of Managing Resources

Production Systems

Regression Analysis

Reliability Engineering

Statistics for Managers

Web-Enabled Decision Support Systems

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3.8/5

1 Rating

Student Views (Based on Reviews)

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Razak Shaik

MBA/MS in Industrial Engineering

Offered by Arizona State University

3.8

The college has a good academic structure and curriculum.

Tips: After coming here, especially to this university and city, I changed a lot personally and professionally. My food habits changed; in India, I never went a day without rice or Indian curries, but here, I became accustomed to American food. My way of doing assignments changed; it became much easier. My communication and social skills improved, and I became more easy-going and adaptable. I didn't avail any scholarships, but I had a part-time on-campus job where I learned the value of labour; I was working as a dishwasher at the campus dining hall. While I'm not fully satisfied with how my career went, I personally learned and evolved a lot. Thanks to the good and bad people in my life, and the people who supported me through thick and thin.

Likes (Public transportation): There are many free buses to and from college, from student housing and the surrounding areas. There are also minimal-cost buses for longer routes, along with metro trains and bus passes, making it a good transportation system. I reduced my expenses considerably because of this and enjoyed travelling around the city with friends using the buses.

Dislikes (Value for money): My total fees are around 60,000 dollars. While the college is well-rated and has a good academic structure and curriculum, the courses are not specialised or designed for hands-on work. Many things are purely mathematical rather than practical or job-oriented. Some courses, like systems engineering, financial engineering, production systems, and stochastic, are good, but most end with mathematical data. I barely learned skills related to my current job; in fact, other non-core courses taught me more than the core courses. If you are interested in quality or the analyst side of industrial engineering, this college is great, but it lacks hands-on experience, and the projects are not hands-on either. There are many positives, but for the money we are putting in, it could be much better.

Total Monthly ExpenseUSD 1000