威斯康星大學(xué)麥迪遜分校

The Master of Science in manufacturing systems engineering (MSE) is an on-campus, multidisciplinary degree, drawing courses and faculty from engineering, business, computer sciences, and statistics. As the first program of its kind in the United States, and among the first in the world, MSE has long been recognized as a leading provider of resourceful engineers for global and dynamic manufacturing firms. Hands-on projects, along with classes taught by internationally recognized experts and state-of-the-art technology, provide an ideal foundation for anyone entering today's advanced manufacturing environment.

MSE graduates leave the program skilled beyond narrow specialties and equipped to lead technical teams. Students are exposed to practical problems and cutting-edge concepts, resulting in engineers who combine management skills with advanced technical abilities. Courses cover a broad range of manufacturing issues, while reinforcing a systems approach. The variety of subjects allows students to tailor their studies to individual goals or interests. More than 400 MSE alumni currently work in industry.

The student body of the MSE program is predominantly composed of students returning from industry or working for their degrees while employed. The program also has a substantial number of international students. Prospective students find the midsized program an ideal learning environment.

Specifically, the program addresses solutions to problems in the design, development, implementation, operation, evaluation, and management of modern manufacturing systems. An named option in the MSE M.S. degree titled "engineering management specialization" is also offered, ideal for engineering students with a special interest in management issues pertaining to manufacturing. For students seeking advanced training in management, the School of Business offers an MBA in operations and technology management. A maximum of 6 advanced credits of MSE course work can be used to satisfy some of the MBA degree requirements.

Students may also consider the named option Engineering Management Specialization in the manufacturing systems engineering M.S.

Learning outcomes

• Demonstrate a strong understanding of mathematical, scientific, and engineering principles in the field.
• Demonstrate an ability to formulate, analyze, and solve advanced engineering problems.
• Demonstrate creative, independent problem solving skills.
• Apply the latest scientific and technological advancements, advanced techniques, and modern engineering tools to these problems.
• Recognize and apply principles of ethical and professional conduct.