September 21, 2023
Trine University’s online Bachelor of Science in industrial engineering technology
has been recognized as one of the Best Online Engineering Degrees Of 2023 by Forbes
Advisor.
Trine’s 120-hour Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Technology curriculum offers a comprehensive review of industrial engineering technology, from basic drafting of geometric sections to managing teams of professionals in an ever-changing environment.
Students also have the option to earn graduate credit toward a Master of Science in Engineering Management while working on this bachelor's degree.
Forbes Advisor cited the program’s asynchronous learning model, which allows students to fit education into their life among personal and professional obligations. Forbes Advisor also praised the program’s industrial engineering core, management and leadership pathway, and its flat, per-credit tuition cost for all learners.
The Forbes Advisor Education team sources data from the National Center for Education Statistics and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. It also pulls information from reputable professional organizations and education providers’ direct websites.
Forbes Advisor rankings use a strict methodology to determine the best schools, programs or bootcamps for each category. An expert advisory board of experienced professionals and educators reviews and verifies Forbes Advisor Education content to ensure accuracy and completeness.
For more information, visit forbes.com/advisor/education/online-engineering-degree-programs/
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