Industrial Engineering, BS

Language skills

required, minimum level of B2

Programme length

3 years.

Study mode

Face-to-face learning

Application status

International students:

Students with Icelandic or Nordic citizenship:

Ugla svarar ekki

This programme does not offer specialisations.

The timetable shown below is for the current academic year and is FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

Changes may occur for the autumn semester in August and September and for the spring semester in December and January. You will find your final timetable in Ugla when the studies start.

Note! This timetable is not suitable for planning your work schedule if you are a part-time employee.

Please note that this timetable does not show tutorial lectures or practical classes. They appear on Ugla, the University's internal website. Each student attends only one tutorial lecture and one practical class (discussion group, lab exercises) for each course.

Year

Semester

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Ugla svarar ekki

I chose industrial engineering for its practicality and alignment with a changing world. The program creates a strong community and offers great job opportunities, especially after the recent curriculum updates. It equips you with essential problem-solving skills, making it an attractive career path. I highly encourage interested individuals to explore this program!

I chose industrial engineering for its exciting curriculum and the diverse career opportunities it offers. The program focuses on real-world problems, helping students develop valuable skills. My interest has only grown with every project, and I enjoy the accessible social life, especially my experience with Team Spark. I highly recommend studying industrial engineering!

I chose industrial engineering because I want to work with people, but simultaneously utilise my interest in technology and science. The studies provide varied knowledge, and you get trained in good work habits that will be useful in future jobs. The elective courses have then been useful in developing my field of interest and discover what I want to in the future. Working with the student society has been a lot of fun, both getting to know my fellow students and visit many impressive companies on the science trips.

I chose industrial engineering for its practicality and the broad career opportunities it offers in both the job market and further education. The programme is captivating and diverse, addressing real-world problems I foresee tackling in my future career. Active involvement in extracurricular activities complements my studies, enhancing my overall learning experience.