Universitas Katolik Parahyangan

Programme overview

The Bachelor of Industrial Engineering is an 8-semester undergraduate degree that trains students to create efficient, safe and sustainable socio-technical systems. The curriculum follows the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE) Body of Knowledge and emphasises practical application across production, logistics, information and energy systems. The programme highlights two declared specialisations: Sustainable Integrated Systems and Digital Enterprise Management. UNPAR reports an average time to first job of 2.3 months and nearly 4,000 alumni working across industries.

What you'll study

Coursework is organised around the 14 IISE core areas. Students study topics that include:

• Work system measurement and design
• Operational research and analysis
• Engineering economic analysis
• Energy management and facilities engineering
• Quality and reliability engineering
• Ergonomics
• Operations management and engineering
• Supply chain management
• Engineering management
• Safety engineering
• Information engineering
• Product design and development
• System design and engineering

Students may further focus through the programme's two specialisations: Sustainable Integrated Systems and Digital Enterprise Management.

Entry requirements

The public programme page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the university admissions office or the official Industrial Engineering studies page for detailed entry requirements and application steps.

Career prospects

Graduates enter diverse roles across manufacturing and services. Typical career paths indicated by the programme include production planning and control, manufacturing and production roles, quality control, marketing and sales, business consulting, IT, finance and human resources. The department also highlights alumni working in senior industry positions.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page does not specify scholarships. Applicants seeking financial support should review the university's central admissions and financial aid information, and check external scholarship programmes or industry partnerships linked to the faculty.