Admission Profile

Applicants seeking admission to the Program must demonstrate compliance with the following formal requirements:

Hold a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Sciences and/or a Professional Degree in Civil Engineering, or an equivalent qualification related to the field of Industrial Engineering, ensuring a satisfactory prior academic background to meet the requirements of the Program. In the latter case, special situations will be reviewed by the Master’s Program Committee, which will assess the relevance of the applicant’s undergraduate academic background.

The expected undergraduate curriculum should approximately include the following:

• Basic Sciences courses (Calculus, Algebra, Physics, Chemistry, and others): 22%.
• Engineering Sciences courses: 23%.
• Disciplinary courses: 40%.
• Professional Training courses (Personal and Integral Development, Effective Communication, and others): 6%.
• English courses (4 courses): 9%.

Students are expected to have knowledge in the following disciplinary areas:

• Manufacturing and service production processes and technologies.
• Mathematical modeling for decision-making.
• Organization theory and business management.
• Information technologies applied to management.
• Production and operations systems.
• Business economics.
• Project evaluation and management.