The Master of Applied Science (MASc) and Master of Engineering (MEng) in Industrial Systems Engineering at the University of Regina provide advanced training in the efficient resource management of modern manufacturing and process industries, encompassing areas such as manufacturing, process engineering, controls, and energy systems. The MASc is research-oriented and culminates with a thesis, whereas the MEng focuses on practical project work and offers both project and co-op (work-integrated learning) routes. Courses cover intelligent systems, robotics, industrial air pollution control, stochastic systems simulation, and world-class manufacturing practices. Graduates acquire skills for careers in industry sectors like manufacturing engineering, process engineering, quality control, automation, and more. Embedded certificate options include Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Management.