Industrial and robotics engineers learn to apply human and material resources to efficiently and profitably make a product or provide a service. Students in Gannon University's industrial and robotics engineering (IRE) program can choose one of five concentrations, including: Economics and financial systems, Healthcare systems, International industrial engineering, Robotics and production engineering and Supply chain and logistics systems. The IRE program allows students the flexibility to collaborate with other areas on campus, such as mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, the Dahlkemper School of Business, the Small Business Development Center and the Erie Technology Incubator. This program will teach students to become leaders as they learn key components of the field, such as designing efficient and safe working environments. Science, mathematics, business and engineering methods culminate in industrial and robotics engineering where students will learn to apply them to complex systems and processes. The IRE curriculum is designed to ensure that students acquire knowledge and skills in a wide variety of engineering and management disciplines as well as robotics. Because IRE is a wide-ranging discipline with numerous career options, students can choose where they want to work and their skill-sets will be directly applicable. Our industrial and robotics engineering program remains ahead of the curve in the constant evolution of the technology landscape. You will be part of the team responsible for defining the future of technology and creating innovative product and process designs.