Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering + MIM

The Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering + Master in Management trains new industry leaders in the 21st century

It is a pioneer program in our country that integrates engineering, technology and business, with practical training from the very first day. The Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering qualifies the student for the profession of Industrial Engineer in accordance with current legislation, and expands that training with the MBA, combining engineering and business in a multidisciplinary curriculum that qualifies one to lead any industrial project in an international environment.

The career path of Nebrija University's Higher Polytechnic School guarantees a first-level teaching staff, renovated facilities in the center of Madrid and the security of developing the skills and abilities of two degrees in two years. This ambitious program offers the possibility of an international stay in California to study the Berkeley University Certificate, with subjects in digital competences, in addition to having the support of companies or institutions such as Telefónica, Acciona, BOSCH, Iberdrola and Santander.

Key Features of This Exclusive Program:

• Transformation of the student's professional profile at the start of their career: Accelerates the experience curve and fosters early seniority through the analysis of diverse business models and real-world scenarios.
• Acquisition of specialized management knowledge and skills: Emphasizes the importance of business situation analysis methodologies.
• Senior management perspective: Offers both operational and corporate views of business challenges.
• Opportunity to specialize in key technical areas, including Corporate Finance, International Marketing, and People Management.
• Global outlook: Developed through an international network of students and professors, and the opportunity to complete an international internship at UC Berkeley.
• Promotion of an entrepreneurial mindset: Encouraged through the study of entrepreneur and investor case studies, an immersion week in Berkeley and Silicon Valley, and the development of a startup business plan as the Master’s thesis.
• Real-world application of knowledge: Involves direct exposure to the business world through company visits and executive sessions (recent visits included Stellantis, OMRON, and Amazon), as well as academic internships in leading companies.