New Doctoral Fellowship Supports IEOR Scholars and Honors Rising Star in Operations Research
The Department of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research (IEOR) is pleased to announce the establishment of The Marie Pelagie Elimbi Moudio Fellowship in IEOR. This $1M endowment will support the next generation of scholars working to advance operations research for the benefit of society.
Closing the Gender Gap in Engineering
The IEOR department is excited to announce that the majority of IEOR students self-identify as women or non-binary.
B.S.
57%
women
M.Analytics
55%
women
M.Eng.
50%
women
M.S.
50%
women
Ph.D.
48%
women
What is IEOR?
In this award-winning video, IEOR students explain what industrial engineering & operations research is, how their skills can improve the world, and discuss exciting careers in IEOR.
- IEOR is the process of inventing and designing ways to analyze and improve complex systems.
- IEOR improves processes to create a better world.
- IEOR utilizes math and statistics to understand and quantify the world around us.
- IEOR leverages computing to better manage the massive amounts of information available today.
- IEOR informs business strategy and operations to help leaders of industry and government make better decisions that save time and resources.