Industrial Engineering
Supported Degree Objectives
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
- MS in Industrial Engineering (MSIE)
Required Supporting Documents
- Transcripts
- Recommendation Letters
- Statement of Purpose
- Resume
- Diversity Essay (Not Applicable to All Applicants)
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
- GRE is recommended but not required for fall 2021 and spring 2022 admissions. If you still would like to share your scores, upload your PDF score report to the Miscellaneous Folder. Recently admitted students typically have had a GRE Quantitative score above 163.
- English Proficiency (Non-native English speaking international applicants: choose a test below)
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- TOEFL: Internet-Based Test (IBT): Minimum Overall Required Score: 88
- Minimum section requirements:
- Reading: 20
- Listening: 20
- Speaking: 20
- Writing: 20
- Minimum section requirements:
- TOEFL: Paper-Delivered Test: Minimum Overall Required Score: 88
- Minimum section requirements:
- Reading: 20
- Listening: 20
- Speaking: 20
- Writing: 20
- Minimum section requirements:
- IELTS (Academic Module): Minimum Overall Required Score: 7.5
- Minimum section requirements:
- Reading: 6.5
- Listening: 6.0
- Speaking: 6.0
- Writing: 6.0
- Minimum section requirements:
- TOEFL: Internet-Based Test (IBT): Minimum Overall Required Score: 88
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- Undergraduate Cumulative Grade Point Average (recommended): 3.2/4.0 or equivalent
Doctoral Degree Program Requirements
- Master's Degree Completion (recommended) with Grade Point Average: 3.4/4.0 or equivalent
Application Deadlines
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Fall Spring Summer December 15* September 1 No Entry PhD and Master's thesis (priority consideration for funding support) January 5 September 1 No Entry Master's Non Thesis, PhD Thesis, and Master's Thesis June 1 October 1 No Entry Professional Master’s – International July 5 November 5 No Entry Professional Master’s – U.S. Citizen & Permanent Residents July 5 November 5 No Entry Online Master’s
*December 15 is the deadline for priority consideration for financial support. January 5 is the final deadline for fall admissionFall December 15* PhD and Master's thesis (priority consideration for funding support) January 5 Master's Non Thesis, PhD Thesis, and Master's Thesis June 1 Professional Master’s – International July 5 Professional Master’s – U.S. Citizen & Permanent Residents July 5 Online Master’s Spring September 1 PhD and Master's thesis (priority consideration for funding support) September 1 Master's Non Thesis, PhD Thesis, and Master's Thesis October 1 Professional Master’s – International November 5 Professional Master’s – U.S. Citizen & Permanent Residents November 5 Online Master’s Summer No Entry PhD and Master's thesis (priority consideration for funding support) No Entry Master's Non Thesis, PhD Thesis, and Master's Thesis No Entry Professional Master’s – International No Entry Professional Master’s – U.S. Citizen & Permanent Residents No Entry Online Master’s
*December 15 is the deadline for priority consideration for financial support. January 5 is the final deadline for fall admission
Program Contact Information
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Name Anita Park Devon Degraffenreed Phone 765-494-0680 765-494-5434 Email apark@purdue.edu dtdegraf@purdue.edu Web Program Website
International Students
FAQ
Additional Information
- December 15 is the deadline for priority consideration for financial support. January 5 is the final deadline for fall admission.
- Multi-year fellowships, teaching assistantships, and research assistantships are available on a competitive basis, with higher priority given to top PhD applicants who have demonstrated research ability through publication and/or a Master's thesis. The funding review applies to December 15 for the fall semester and September 1 for the spring semester.
- PhD and Master’s with thesis applicants should complete the faculty preferences information on their application.
- Only professional master’s applicants should select “Professional Master’s” in the Area of Interest on their application. All other degree objectives must leave the “Area of Interest” question blank.
- Professional Master’s Program is available for on campus students only and ineligible for Purdue University funded assistantships or other appointments that grant waivers of tuition and/or academic fees anywhere on campus.
