Faculty of Engineering · Programme Guide

Industrial Engineering

Industrial engineering is a branch of engineering that combines engineering and management sciences and specializes in the design, improvement, and installation of systems. It is a branch of engineering concerned with developing and applying methods/techniques for the effective use of resources (human resources, finance, information, machinery, energy, and materials) in order to increase the efficiency of organizations that produce goods or services.

Industrial engineering can be applied to various sectors and business processes, and therefore offers career opportunities across a very wide spectrum. Industrial engineers apply mathematical, scientific, and engineering principles to optimize business processes, increase efficiency, reduce costs, and improve product or service quality. Thanks to their versatile education, they can be effective in various sectors and in many different fields of work. It provides job opportunities in the production, service, and public sectors. Some of the fields in which industrial engineers work include;

  • Production and Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, Quality Management:

Systems Engineering, Project Management, Business Analysis and Process Improvement, Healthcare Systems Engineering, Finance and Risk Management, Human Factors and Ergonomics, Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship, Environment and Sustainability, Human Resources and Organizational Development, Aviation and Transportation, Retail and E-Commerce, Defense and Security

Industrial engineering education equips students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to increase the efficiency of businesses and organizations. This discipline aims to ensure that systems operate more effectively and efficiently by bringing together engineering principles and management sciences. In the Industrial Engineering department, where instruction is in Turkish, many courses are project-based, offering an educational model that allows the practical application of theoretical knowledge.

Students who successfully complete their course loads within the undergraduate program are offered applied training in industry, in other words the COOP (Cooperative Education) practice, which is included in the HKÜ Industrial Engineering curriculum and provides the opportunity to work with the sector in the eighth semester of their education. Within this scope, they begin working as intern engineers in the field of Production and/or Management in the public or private sector.

In a green campus environment where various technical trips and scientific and cultural events are also held, students are provided with the best possible education by a faculty staff that is competent in their fields, experienced, and closely engaged with the sector.