Industrial Systems Engineering

University of Regina

Canada, Regina

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University of Regina

Canada , Regina

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Application Fee

CAD 100

Campuses

University of Regina

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines30-Aug-2023

Apply to this program

Go to the official application for the university

Duration 5 year(s)

Tuition Fee

CAD 803 / credit

Next Intake 30-Aug-2023

Industrial Systems Engineering

About

Bachelor's Degree Program

Industrial Systems Engineering

Use advanced labs to help earn your broad-based industrial systems engineering degree in the University of Regina's industrial systems engineering bachelor's program.

Study topics such as:

Strength of materials
Heat transfer
Computer-aided engineering
Mechanics of fluids

Make use of these four industrial systems engineering labs:

Thermodynamics
Process Engineering
Materials
Manufacturing

Get experiential learning opportunities in your bachelor of industrial systems engineering degree. That includes adding a co-op designation to your degree through our Co-operative Education & Internships program to jumpstart your career. Typical salaries per work term can be $8,000-$13,000.

U of R's industrial systems engineering program offers these flexible degree options:

Bachelor of Applied Science in Industrial Systems Engineering
Bachelor of Applied Science (Co-op) in Industrial Systems Engineering
Bachelor of Applied Science (Internship) in Industrial Systems Engineering

Our program is fully accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board. You'll be on the path to become a professional engineer because our industrial systems engineering degree qualifies you to register with provincial and territorial professional associations.

What Is an Industrial Systems Engineer?

Industrial systems engineers use all the modern resources, management and manufacturing techniques they have at their disposal:

Materials that provide the building blocks of products
Machinery that drives the manufacturing processes
Facilities that house resources
People who manage the process
Capital that funds your organization

U of R's broad industrial systems engineering program teaches you to use each one effectively to achieve goals, including:

Quality control
Reliable finished products
Cost-effective manufacturing processes

Our graduates go on to work as:

Design Engineers
Ergonomics Engineers
Facilities and Equipment Engineers
Industrial Engineers
Manufacturing Engineers
Petroleum Engineers
Robots Engineers

Industrial Systems Engineering Concepts and Goals

In Regina's bachelor of industrial engineering program, start by getting a broad knowledge base – in order to apply learning in any professional engineering setting – in popular courses like:

Simulation of Industrial Systems
Human Factors Engineering
Chemical Manufacturing Process
Heat, Mass and Momentum Transfer
Computer-Aided Engineering
Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Facilities Planning and Design
Energy Systems

Learn

Receive both theoretical and practical engineering knowledge, and be assisted by full-time laboratory instructors dedicated to teaching the lab's material.

Practice

Through cutting-edge facilities, co-ops and internship experiences, get the hands-on industrial systems engineering practice you need to apply engineering concepts in your future career.

Succeed

Work with professors who research topics from fuzzy logic to metabots, and then use your knowledge to obtain an advanced engineering degree or a high-octane industrial engineering job.

Disciplines

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

Requirements

Entry Requirements

General Secondary Education Certificate, 65% average required. All programs competitive entry

Career

What Can You Do With an Industrial Systems Engineering Degree?

University of Regina bachelor of industrial systems engineering graduates go on to succeed in organizations like these.

To explore minors that may be available in this program area, please visit the Academic Calendar or meet with your faculty advisor in the Academic Advising Office after you are admitted.

Federated Cooperatives Limited
SaskPower
SaskEnergy
The Mosaic Company
Ritenburg & Associates
MacPherson Engineering
Suncor Energy
Nutrien
K+S Potash
Thyssen Mining Construction
Evraz
Tolko
Dutch Industries Ltd
Dumur Industries
Brandt
DynaIndustrial
Ralph McKay Industries Inc.
Python Manufacturing Ltd
Ford
SaskTel
Enbridge Pipelines Inc.
Viterra
CNH Industrial
Degelman Industries
SeedMaster
City of Regina
City of Saskatoon
Ministry of Energy and Resources
Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure
Ministry of Environment
Ministry of Agriculture
Stantec

Fee Information

Tuition Fee

CAD 803

Application Fee

CAD 100

How to Apply

1: Submit Application Form

Submit your application for admission or re-admission/faculty transfer online, or send in a paper application form (see below). Your application form includes what program you are applying to, your educational background, and your important contact information.

For details on how to choose the correct Application Type in the online form, make sure to review the Application Guide based on your educational background and program or faculty of interest at the U of R!

If you are applying to Nursing (SCBScN), access your application form and additional instructions at sasknursingdegree.ca.

2: Pay Application Fee

There is a $100 (CAD) application fee required. You can pay your application fee by credit card when submitting your application form online.

To arrange alternative payment methods, please contact your Admissions Office.

3: Submit Required Documents

Every application type has specific documents that must be submitted in support of the application. Depending on your application, this could include: