r/industrialengineering • • 5h ago

Looking at IE masters as a current EE

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Long story short my job (which I got with an EE bachelors) requires me to get a masters after a year of work (which job will help pay for yippee) and it’s pretty broad as to what I can pick to study (anything STEM pretty much). I’m thinking of straying from another EE degree and was thinking of doing an engineering management or industrial engineering degree as a way to expand my horizons and future job opportunities/possibilities. Definitely leaning toward IE as it feels slightly more quantitative of the two, but just wanted to ask some people’s perspectives. I’d be looking at schools around Boston or NY.

Thanks :)


r/industrialengineering • • 8h ago

I’m in my second year as an ie student and I’m gonna graduate next year and I’m thinking of doing a master thesis but idk which field to get into what are the bests ones for the future

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r/industrialengineering • • 8h ago

Best Laptop for IE in university?

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What is the best laptop for IE classes in college? Been looking online but I can't find a clear answer.