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Career Opportunities for IE Graduates

IE job placement assistance including on-campus interviews, technical career fairs, resume and interview workshops, and emailed job postings:

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Industrial engineering graduates command high salaries. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook, the starting IE B.S. salary in 2007 was over $55,000 and was over $65,000 for a starting M.S. The median income for all IEs was over $68,000 (source: www.bls.gov).

The following industry and government settings are a sample of where our graduate degree-holders work:

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