Program Overview
Solve the problems that hold businesses back from performing their best. Our Industrial and Systems Engineering prepares you for a career in testing, designing, and implementing systems solutions. With increasing competition in the global marketplace, businesses are searching for candidates who can raise productivity, product quality and customer service.
In an increasingly competitive global marketplace, businesses need innovative professionals who can enhance productivity, improve product quality, and streamline operations. Youngstown State University’s industrial and systems engineering degree equips you with the skills and expertise to meet this demand. You’ll learn how to design, test, and implement system-wide solutions that enhance performance across industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and government.
Our industrial and systems engineering undergraduate curriculum provides a strong foundation in mathematics, science, and engineering principles, along with the essential management skills to lead teams and drive change. Whether you’re aiming to enter the workforce or pursue advanced studies, our program prepares you to become an industrial and systems engineer who can raise productivity, product quality, and customer service in any setting.
Speak to a Faculty Member
Dr. Cory Brozina
Associate Professor, BE in Industrial Engineering
scbrozina@ysu.edu
Program Options
Choosing the right degree is critical to your success as a future industrial and systems engineer. At YSU, we provide a program that balances rigorous academics with hands-on learning and personalized support, ensuring you’re fully prepared to excel in a variety of industries. Our commitment to your academic and career success is reflected in the many advantages our industrial and systems engineering program offers, including:
The ability of industrial and systems engineers to design and implement efficient systems makes them highly sought after in today’s complex business landscape. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the demand for industrial and systems engineers is projected to grow 12% over the next decade, much faster than the average for all occupations.
With YSU’s Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial and Systems Engineering, you’ll acquire versatile skills that can be applied across a broad range of industries. Our industrial and systems engineering undergraduate degree prepares you to optimize processes, reduce costs, and improve quality in sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, consulting, and beyond.
As an industrial and systems engineering graduate, you’ll be well-positioned to pursue advanced study or high-demand roles such as:
YSU’s industrial and systems engineering undergraduate curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with practical applications. In addition to foundational courses in systems engineering, engineering statistics, and operations research, you’ll explore advanced topics like manufacturing processes, simulation, and supply chain management. Capstone design projects and internships provide hands-on experience, preparing you for a dynamic career as an industrial and systems engineer.
Take the first step toward a rewarding career as an industrial and systems engineer. Apply today to gain the in-demand skills and hands-on experience needed to excel in diverse industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics.
The STEM community has a variety of student professional organizations that allow you to grow and foster your learning in an environment with those who share the same interests.
Student professional organizations provide opportunities for you to meet experienced professionals, collaborate with students at other universities, or form relationships with colleagues outside the classroom. They provide social, academic, entrepreneurial, and professional networking opportunities.
Youngstown State University awards thousands of dollars in scholarships to students in the College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. These scholarships come from a variety of sources, vary in amount, and are available to both incoming and current students in our industrial and systems engineering degree program.
Nearly 11,000 students
Over $8 Million in Scholarships Given Annually
21 Average Class Size
5 University Residence Halls with plenty of nearby apartments
14:1 Student-to-Faculty Ratio
Tuition and fees may vary by major, college, area of study or based on your location. The university reserves the right to assess fees for special services and programs applicable to students. First-time International undergraduate students’ tuition rate is established based on first enrollment and remains unchanged for four consecutive years. Graduate students should plan for a yearly tuition increase of approximately 5%.
For a complete list of additional fees and detailed tuition information please visit the University Bursar website here.
Cost of the most popular room and meal plan combination; Your cost will depend on the plans you select. Costs in the box cover the most popular room and meal plan combination (on-campus); If you choose to live off-campus, the estimated cost of room and meals will be around $12,000 based on 12 months.
Based on average books & supply costs
Health insurance is required for international students.
Estimate based on one academic year of study
9 Months – based on 12 – 18 credit hours
*Estimate
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Applicants must have graduated from high school or have successfully completed the General Education Development (GED) test to be considered for admission. Freshman applicants applying for admission to Youngstown State University must submit a high school transcript or GED transcript. Submission of American College Test (ACT) or Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) scores is optional. Please note: some majors require test scores to be admitted into the program.
Applicants must have a cumulative weighted high school grade point average of 2.00 (on a 4.00 scale) or higher, a core unweighted grade point average* of 2.00 (on a 4.00 scale) or higher and have an ACT composite score of 17 or higher or a SAT composite score of 920 or higher (evidence-based writing and reading and math) to be admitted unconditionally. (*Core gpa is calculated based on grades earned in the following courses – English, mathematics, science, social science and foreign language, if applicable, from 9th through 12th grade).
Fall Application Deadline is
August 1
