UB NOW: Industrial Engineers Make A Difference

Industrial engineers talk about the jobs they do, the satisfaction they experience and the impact they make in people's lives. IEs are people who like to solve problems - and find the quickest, fastest and best way to do something. They apply their knowledge and skills to improve systems - of people, machines, materials or energy. IEs are employed in diverse industries such as defense, healthcare, consumer products, entertainment, aviation and food manufacturing. There's a great demand for IE professionals in the US and internationally, with starting salaries between $55,000 and $65,000.
This video was sponsored by the Council of Industrial Engineering Academic Department Heads. (CIEADH)
The UB Center for the Arts video team won a 2011 New York Emmy® Award for the production of this video. The award was received in the Informational/Instructional: Feature/Segment category at the 54th Annual New York Emmy® Awards presentation on April 3, 2011 in New York City.
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