At a Glance
B.S. Students
M.S. Students
Ph.D. Students
Academic Faculty
Facts & Highlights
- Largest Industrial (or similarly named) Engineering program in the country.
- ISyE was named in honor of H. Milton Stewart, who has a long history of philanthropy at Georgia Tech. H. Milton Stewart, Jr., IE 1961, and Carolyn J. Stewart, Honorary Alumna 2008, established the H. Milton Stewart Endowment Fund for ISyE programs in 1995 and the H. Milton and Carolyn J. Stewart School Chair in ISyE in 1999.
Academic Faculty
Our Programs
Bachelor's Degree
- Industrial Engineering with concentrations in:
- Advanced Studies in Operations Research and Statistics
- Analytics and Data Science
- Economic and Financial Systems
- General Industrial Engineering
- Operations Research
- Quality and Statistics
- Supply Chain Engineering
Master's Degrees
- M.S. in Analytics
- M.S. in Computational Science Engineering
- M.S. in Health Systems
- M.S. in Industrial Engineering
- M.S. in Operations Research
- M.S. in Quantitative and Computational Finance
- M.S. in Statistics
- M.S. in Supply Chain Engineering
Doctoral Degrees
- Ph.D. in Algorithms, Combinatorics, and Optimization
- Ph.D. in Bioinformatics
- Ph.D. in Computational Science Engineering
- Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering with concentrations in:
- Economic Decision Analysis
- General Industrial Engineering
- Statistics
- Supply Chain Engineering
- System Informatics and Control
- Ph.D. in Machine Learning
- Ph.D. in Operations Research
Salary
received a job offer two months prior to graduation with a median starting salary of $82,000.
Prominent Research
Research conducted in ISyE includes, but is not limited to, areas such as optimization, stochastic systems, manufacturing and logistics, simulation, statistics, natural systems, economic decision analysis, and system informatics and control.
Alumni
Our alumni can be found around the globe in leadership positions within academia, consulting, engineering, financial services, healthcare, law, manufacturing, retailing, transportation, and more.
About Our Graduates
At last count, ISyE claims more than 18,000 alumni throughout the world and academe. Nearly one in 10 ISyE graduates has risen to the top position of his/her respective organization, whether as CEO, CFO, or even president of a country.
Undergraduate
- Approximately 40 percent of our B.S. graduates pursue and accept positions in consulting environments, including large and well-known national and international firms as well as smaller regional companies.
- 10-15 percent will seek some form of post-graduate activity. A large number of these students continue in IE/OR, but many will enter MBA programs, law school, and even medical school.
Graduate
- Our Ph.D. graduates accept academic and non-academic positions in similar proportions.
- Those joining academia have taken positions not only at large research universities but also in mathematics departments at smaller liberal arts colleges and universities.
- Recent graduates can be found on faculties at UC-Berkeley, Wisconsin-Madison, UNC-Chapel Hill, Michigan, Northwestern, Purdue, Lehigh, Minnesota, Southern California, Illinois, and Penn State.
Opportunities for Involvement
- Alumni Events
- Career Fairs and Job Postings
- Class Presentations and Panels
- Senior Design Projects
- Student Group Sponsorships
- Scholarships, Fellowships, and Student Awards
- Faculty and Research Center Collaborations and Support
- Executive Master's in International Logistics & Supply Chain Strategy
- Supply Chain & Logistics Professional Education Courses
For more information on opportunities for involvement, contact Nancy Sandlin, ISyE Director of Development.