Master of Engineering - Industrial Systems Engineering (Co-op)

The Industrial Systems Engineer becomes an engineering generalist with specialized training in the nature, behaviour, control, and monitoring of engineering systems.

The Industrial Systems Engineering (ISE) program is designed to train engineers to organize and effectively utilize the total resources of modern manufacturing and process industries: materials, machinery, facilities, people, and capital.

All engineering students take a common initial core program consisting of the basic maths and sciences needed by all engineers, plus introductory design courses.

University of Regina's Industrial Systems Engineering students study the strength of materials, principles of heat transfer, computer-aided engineering, and fluid mechanics, as well as process modeling in manufacturing industries and lean manufacturing. Students apply prior knowledge to machine design through simulation studies. Advanced studies in process engineering, control, operations management, and manufacturing are also strong program elements.

The Master of Engineering degree program with a project report attracts practicing engineers. It complements the Graduate Cooperative Education Program, which seeks to integrate the academic experience with professional, on-the-job experience to facilitate professional development.