Industrial engineers find attractive employment in all economic sectors.Roles at the interface between technology and business are particularly relevant here.Logistics professionals (who are able to think and act across sectors while remaining focused on the process) are in great demand everywhere – whether in warehousing and transport logistics, production planning and control, in sales or in purchasing.As a graduate, you will be able to work in diverse sectors, from industry, commerce and shipping, right through to software houses and consulting companies.
A study by the Swiss research Institute Prognos showed that the logistics and transport sector is one of the seven economic sectors in Germany which will grow significantly by 2020.In line with this development, the economic area of Ulm/Neu-Ulm has, in recent years, become outstandingly important as a logistics location.As one of the most significant transport nodes in southern Germany, its excellent location is a huge advantage.The Bachelor's degree programme Industrial Engineering/Logistics will make you a sought-after candidate for businesses. Thanks to its interdisciplinary structure in general, technical and commercial fields of expertise, it will give you a competitive advantage on the jobs market.