About the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
The faculty and staff of the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering are committed to helping you achieve your educational and professional goals. Our personal approach to your entire university experience – from admission to job placement – is designed to provide the resources and support to become a successful industrial engineer.
Helpful staff
Let our staff experts guide you through Wayne State’s admission and registration processes – finding the courses that match your program and interests, creating a class schedule that fits your busy lifestyle, and introducing the industry opportunities that distinguish the IME department from other institutions. Additionally, our staff will answer any questions you have regarding student services – financial aid, parking, housing, resources for international students and more.
State-of-the-art facilities
In 1997, the state-of-the-art Manufacturing Engineering Building opened for use by the students and faculty of the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering. This $7 million facility houses the faculty and staff offices for the department, computerized classrooms for distance learning education, teleconference facilities, and computer-based laboratories for simulation and manufacturing processes.
Research
Our department is home to 11 full-time faculty – nationally recognized experts in a broad range of research areas. From emergency services to Six-Sigma and other quality principles to computer-integrated design and manufacturing, our faculty have published award-winning textbooks and received major awards as recognition of their contributions to the profession. Our average research funding per professor ranks among the highest in the college, and provides a testament to the value our professors and students bring in tackling tough, real-world problems at manufacturing organizations such as Ford Motor Company, General Motors, and Arvin Meritor.
Financing your degree
As part of evolving relationships with industry, the department offers several funding opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students, including performance-based academic scholarships, and corporate-sponsored internships to gain real-world, industrial experience while completing your degree.
Helpful staff
Let our staff experts guide you through Wayne State’s admission and registration processes – finding the courses that match your program and interests, creating a class schedule that fits your busy lifestyle, and introducing the industry opportunities that distinguish the IME department from other institutions. Additionally, our staff will answer any questions you have regarding student services – financial aid, parking, housing, resources for international students and more.
State-of-the-art facilities
In 1997, the state-of-the-art Manufacturing Engineering Building opened for use by the students and faculty of the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering. This $7 million facility houses the faculty and staff offices for the department, computerized classrooms for distance learning education, teleconference facilities, and computer-based laboratories for simulation and manufacturing processes.
Research
Our department is home to 11 full-time faculty – nationally recognized experts in a broad range of research areas. From emergency services to Six-Sigma and other quality principles to computer-integrated design and manufacturing, our faculty have published award-winning textbooks and received major awards as recognition of their contributions to the profession. Our average research funding per professor ranks among the highest in the college, and provides a testament to the value our professors and students bring in tackling tough, real-world problems at manufacturing organizations such as Ford Motor Company, General Motors, and Arvin Meritor.
Financing your degree
As part of evolving relationships with industry, the department offers several funding opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students, including performance-based academic scholarships, and corporate-sponsored internships to gain real-world, industrial experience while completing your degree.