Industrial Engineering Bachelor
Main Campus, Canada
Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) in Industrial Engineering
University of Windsor
Industrial Engineering
Industrial Engineering at the University of Windsor
The Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) in Industrial Engineering at the University of Windsor prepares you to streamline production systems, design flexible manufacturing approaches, and engineer how complex systems interact with one another. Offered by the Department of Mechanical, Automotive, and Materials Engineering, this is one of the few undergraduate Industrial Engineering programs available in Canada.
Through co-op placements, internships, and industry partnerships, the curriculum emphasizes hands-on skills alongside strong theoretical foundations. You also have the option to pursue a Minor in Business Administration through the Odette School of Business, preparing you for management and leadership careers in industry and manufacturing.
The program is housed in the Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation, a state-of-the-art facility featuring advanced classroom technology, an Industrial Courtyard for collaborative work with regional partners, and over 80 research labs. Small class sizes ensure a personalized, hands-on learning experience throughout your four-year journey.
Program Highlights
- One of the few undergraduate Industrial Engineering programs in Canada, with optional co-op providing 12 months of paid work experience
- Option to combine Industrial Engineering with a Minor in Business Administration through the Odette School of Business
- State-of-the-art Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation with over 80 research labs and industry collaboration spaces
- Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation eligibility upon graduation and completion of licensing requirements
Curriculum and Course Modules
The Industrial Engineering BASc program begins with a common first-year engineering foundation covering fundamental sciences, mathematics, and core engineering knowledge. In subsequent years, you specialize in industrial engineering topics including operations research, manufacturing sciences, enterprise resource planning, and systems integration. The curriculum balances technical depth with transferable skills such as leadership and professional communication.
Engineering Fundamentals
First Year Common CoursesFoundational courses shared across all engineering programs including calculus, physics, chemistry, introduction to engineering, and technical communication. This common first year builds the scientific and mathematical base needed for specialization.
Operations Research and Optimization
Core ModuleStudy of mathematical modeling, linear programming, simulation, and optimization techniques used to improve efficiency in complex systems. You will learn to analyze and solve real-world operational challenges in manufacturing and service industries.
Manufacturing Systems and Processes
Core ModuleCovers design and analysis of manufacturing systems, flexible manufacturing approaches, and production planning. Emphasis is placed on lean manufacturing principles, process improvement methodologies, and quality control frameworks.
Enterprise Resource Planning and Integration
Core ModuleFocuses on integrated information systems for managing corporate logistics, warehousing, inventory management, and supply chain operations. You will learn to implement efficient processes across entire organizations.
Quality Assurance and Health, Safety Standards
Core ModuleCovers health, safety, and quality control frameworks and regulations essential to industrial engineering practice. Students learn to apply quality inspection, quality assurance, and continuous process improvement methodologies.
Engineering Project Management
Core ModuleDevelops skills in planning effective large-scale projects that manage resources while balancing cost, quality, and speed considerations. Includes practical project leadership experience and engineering economics.
Elective and Specialization Options
Admission Requirements
Admission to the Industrial Engineering BASc program at the University of Windsor is competitive. Applicants are evaluated based on their academic performance in relevant secondary school subjects, with particular emphasis on mathematics and science courses. To begin your application, contact Uni4Edu for personalized guidance and support throughout the admissions process.
Academic Requirements
- Minimum Overall Average74% minimum admission average (mean entering average is approximately 87%)
- Required SubjectsGrade 12 Advanced Functions (MHF4U), Grade 12 Chemistry (SCH4U), Grade 12 Physics (SPH4U), Grade 12 English (ENG4U)
- Recommended SubjectGrade 12 Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U) is strongly recommended
- Math and Science AverageMinimum 74% average across all math and science courses (excluding Biology)
- International EquivalencyInternational qualifications are assessed for equivalency; contact Uni4Edu for country-specific requirements
English Language Requirements
- IELTSMinimum overall band score of 6.5
- TOEFL (Internet-based)Minimum score of 83 with essay score of 20
- Alternative PathwayEnglish Language Improvement Program (ELIP) available for students who do not meet minimum English proficiency standards
Required Documents
Application Deadlines
For personalized admission guidance, document verification, and application support, please contact Uni4Edu
Scholarships and Funding
The University of Windsor allocates over CAD 14,000,000 in scholarships, bursaries, and awards to students annually. International students are automatically considered for several entrance scholarship programs, and additional application-based awards are available. Contact Uni4Edu to learn about funding opportunities that match your profile.
Open Entrance Scholarship
Up to CAD 2,000 per term (President's Level), CAD 1,250 per term (Dean's Level), or a one-time CAD 1,000 (Blue and Gold Level)Automatically awarded to entering students based on admission average. No separate application is required. Multiple tiers are available depending on academic performance, and the scholarship is renewable based on maintaining strong academic standing.
International Student Renewable Scholarship of Excellence
CAD 5,000 per year for up to 4 yearsAvailable to international students with an entering average of at least 80%. To maintain eligibility, students must sustain a minimum 75% cumulative average. This renewable award provides significant support throughout your undergraduate studies.
Student Support Bursary for International Students
Up to CAD 1,000 per academic yearDesigned for international students experiencing temporary financial difficulty during their studies. The university also offers an Emergency Relief Fund administered by the International Student Centre for additional support when needed.
For detailed tuition fee information, please contact Uni4Edu — we will guide you through the costs and available funding options for this program.
Career Prospects for Industrial Engineering Graduates
Graduates of the Industrial Engineering program at the University of Windsor are well-prepared for diverse careers across manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and service industries. The program's co-op component, combined with its proximity to North America's busiest international border crossing and major automotive manufacturing hubs, provides exceptional networking and employment opportunities. Graduates may also pursue the Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) designation.
Potential Career Paths
Industries and Employers Hiring Graduates
Rankings and Recognition
The University of Windsor has achieved significant improvements in global university rankings in recent years, particularly in engineering disciplines. Its growing reputation for research impact, industry collaboration, and student success is reflected in strong placements across multiple international ranking systems.
| Subject | Ranking Body | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Engineering | THE Subject Rankings | #301-400 |
| Electrical and Electronic Engineering | U.S. News Subject Rankings | #275 |
| Transportation Science and Technology | ARWU/Shanghai Subject Rankings | #101 |
| Computer Science | THE Subject Rankings | #301-400 |
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