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Master of Science [M.S] in Industrial Engineering abroad

Taught at 20 universities across 3 countries. Tuition runs from ₹62K to ₹48.4 L a year.

Universities20
Countries3
Cheapest₹62Kper year
Average₹26.97 Lper year
Most expensive₹48.4 Lper year

The spread matters more than the average here. The most expensive Master of Science [M.S] in Industrial Engineering on this list costs 78.2× the cheapest. Where you study changes the price of this course far more than the course itself does.

Where to study Master of Science [M.S] in Industrial Engineering

Best-ranked first, then cheapest.

University Rank Duration Tuition / year
The University of Melbourne Melbourne, Australia #19 2 year ₹47.4 L
University of Wisconsin Madison, United States #27 2 year ₹22.4 L
New York University New York City, United States #29 2 year ₹35.8 L
University of Illinois Urbana, United States #46 1 year ₹38.1 L
University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, United States #68 1 year ₹40.6 L
Pennsylvania State University State College, United States #92 1 year ₹42.2 L
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Karlsruhe, Germany #98 2 year ₹2.7 L
University of Illinois Chicago, United States #145 2 year ₹31.6 L
University of Tennessee Knoxville, United States #176 1 year ₹30.3 L
Bradley University Peoria, United States #178 1 year ₹24.6 L
Lawrence Technological University Southfield, United States #183 2 year ₹37.3 L
Curtin University Perth, Australia #189 2 year ₹27.5 L
University of Hamburg Hamburg, Germany #209 2 year ₹68K
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg, Germany #301 18 month ₹62K
Wayne State University Detroit, United States #501–600 2 year ₹48.4 L
University of Toledo Toledo, United States #601 2 year ₹19.7 L
University of Texas El Paso, United States #601–650 2 year ₹23.3 L
University of Texas Arlington, United States #641 2 year ₹21.4 L
University of New Haven West Haven, United States #671 2 year ₹20 L
Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, United States #801 2 year ₹24.9 L

Fees are as published by the source and converted to rupees. They are indicative: confirm on the university's own page before budgeting.