科廷科技大學(xué)

Industrial and systems engineering focuses on the design and optimisation of a whole system rather than individual components. Industrial and system engineers explore problems in their entirety to create holistic solutions and processes for complex projects.

In this engineering major you’ll learn how to use your analytical and problem-solving skills to make systems more efficient, safe and cost effective.

You will learn knowledge and skills in related engineering fields including mechanical and mechatronics, as well as industrial, applied and financial mathematics.

You will also develop specialised theoretical knowledge and practical skills in key areas of mechanical design, manufacturing, system control, operations research, modelling, simulation and optimisation of industrial processes.

As a graduate, you’ll be equipped to play an integral role in business and industry where the continual improvement of complex systems and processes is key to success.

Professional recognition

Curtin is currently in the process of seeking Engineers Australia accreditation for the Industrial and Systems Engineering major.

Career information

Careers

• Manufacturing engineer
• Production engineer
• Data modeller
• Logistics specialist
• Material handling, maintenance or scheduling specialist
• Plant manager
• Process control analyst
• Process improvement specialist
• Quality controller

Industries

• Banking
• Communications
• Defence
• Healthcare
• Hospitality
• Minerals and energy
• Retail
• Space exploration

What you'll learn

Develop and apply mechanical engineering and mathematical knowledge to solve complex technological problems and improve/optimise engineering, managerial, operational and physical systems in an interdisciplinary way
Analyse and interpret data and information with reasoning skills in a chosen area of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Use a variety of practical and analytical approaches to problem-solving, design and research
Communicate effectively across disciples with a variety of audiences conveying appropriate knowledge, skills and ideas
Utilise appropriate technologies and a range of different methods, approaches and strategies both independently and as a member of a multidisciplinary team
Seek out new learning experiences and opportunities to improve knowledge skills and experience; share resources
Recognise the impact of engineering solutions in a global, international, environmental and societal context
Value cultural diversity and its impact upon human perceptions, behaviours and decisions in the implementation of engineering works and projects; appreciate language diversity and indigenous perspectives
Be equipped with a foundation of technical ability, practice with high ethical standards, leadership and good communication skills in the context of engineering projects and other professional endeavours.