Bachelor Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen Management (B.Eng.)
I MANAGE TECHNOLOGY.Get ready for interdisciplinary tasks at the interface of technology and business with your Industrial Engineering Management degree.
Dual studies
Language :
You know your way. With business and technology. Study Industrial Engineering Management.
Hybrid is not just a buzzword. Industrial companies also need people who have a command of both the technical side and the business side. They are responsible for translating the customers' needs for the production and development department. At the same time, with a high level of understanding of business administration and marketing, they can better place technological or technical products on the market. With your degree in Industrial Engineering Management, you will be able to skilfully combine business and engineering.
Do you want to know more?
In our free and non-binding information material you will find out everything about:
- Content of your studies
- Admission and application
- Prices in detail
Career
Your career. The best of both worlds.
Whether business or engineering: you know what you're talking about. With a Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Management (B.Eng.), you’ll have every opportunity to work in sales, marketing, controlling, purchasing or product management. You will also be able to drive the digitalisation of companies even further, always with a high level of technical understanding. For example, you may become:
Choose how you want to study Industrial Engineering Management at IU
You can study your Bachelor Industrial Engineering Management in a dual study programme. Here you can find out how your studies at IU work and what the advantages of our dual study model are.
Learn everything about your
Dual studies
Studies or work experience? Why not both?
You will study in person or virtually and learn how to put your knowledge into practice during your practical phases in a company. The perfect mix of theory and practical experience, tailored exactly to you and your needs.
* Information on accreditation and state approval can be found on the sub-page of the degree programme.
Why you should study Industrial Engineering Management
There are many reasons to study Industrial Engineering Management. With a degree, you create more opportunities for freedom and personal growth. Your career prospects become more diverse with each additional qualification and your chances of advancing to a higher position are simply better in many companies after graduation.
Every day you study, you invest time and resources in your personal development, your competencies and your skills. Moreover, studying is fun. This is especially true at IU, because lifelong learning is 100% flexible here.
Your IU studies Industrial Engineering Management
In your Bachelor’s degree programme, the engineering part is guaranteed not to be neglected. You will learn valuable fundamentals of physics, construction and materials science. Modules such as statistics, introduction to programming with Python and systems engineering will prepare you for the next step in engineering.
To ensure you have maximum business understanding, you will study modern marketing and management in depth. This includes product management, supply chain management, change management and organisational development, investment and finance. To fully develop your potential, you can further deepen your knowledge in Digital Business and Sales & Distribution.
A look into the future: what you'll do after graduation
Your Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering Management qualifies you for exciting tasks in business or engineering. With a Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Management (B.Eng.), you’ll have every opportunity to work in sales, marketing, controlling, purchasing or product management. You will also be able to drive the digitalisation of companies even further, always with a high level of technical understanding. Your degree is the perfect ticket to many exciting industries. It's up to you which area you want to enter.
For example, as a technical sales representative or technical buyer, you can be responsible for the sale or procurement of technical products and services that are needed for production or service. As a supply chain manager, you are responsible for the coordination and optimisation of value and supply chains.
The most important questions about studying Industrial Engineering Management
Request free information
Awards, accreditations and certifications
