Integrated Manufacturing Systems Engineering Institute (IMSEI)

IMSEI Graduate Program

The IMSE Institute offers a master's degree in Integrated Manufacturing Systems Engineering. An IMSE minor is also available for students pursuing the M.S. or Ph.D. program in a specific department. The goal of both options is to provide the academic background to understand and implement modern manufacturing technology and computer automated systems. The academic program is multidisciplinary consisting of courses offered by the participating departments.

A flexible program format permits students to design a plan of study to meet specific needs and interests. The classical major/minor structure of a master's degree program is replaced by a broad-based core requirement, electives in specific concentration areas, and a research project/paper which complements the concentration.

A typical program of study for a student on a half-time assistantship requires three semesters and one summer term. Students with internships typically complete the program with 3 academic semesters, plus a summer term and semester on their internship assignment.

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• Internship Program
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NCSU Graduate School Information

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