The School offers three undergraduate programs: 

1- Industrial and Management Systems Engineering
The program provides an interdisciplinary educational foundation for its graduates to understand, find and implement solutions with a system engineering perspective; students are provided with the essential tools to consider the technological, business and human aspects of problems in complex systems. The program consists of the following areas of study: Basic Sciences; Materials and Manufacturing; Statistics and Quality Control; Optimization and Operations Research, Management Sciences, Operations and Project Management, Safety and Human Factors, and Logistics Management..

2- Mechatronics Engineering
The Mechatronics Engineering program is specifically designed to provide a comprehensive, unique, and integrated curriculum. The Mechatronics Program is based on modeling, design, analysis and functioning of computer-controlled electronics/electrical mechanical systems. The program consists of primarily core courses that must be taken by all Mechatronics students, elective courses distributed throughout the program and a real hands-on training program for 6 months in Germany.

3- Maintenance Engineering
Maintenance is synonymous with high level of availability, reliability and assets’ operability linking directly with production capacity, productivity and business profit. Maintenance is an interdisciplinary area where electro-mechanical skills combined with economy and organizations’ resources must be coordinated. The main purpose of maintenance in an industrial perspective is to reduce the business risks of machine downtime and safety. Engineers will gain the practical skills from the unique courses’ structure and the intensive practical training in Germany.