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Welcome to the website of The H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. With nearly 60 tenure-track faculty, ISyE is able to support not only a broad spectrum of academic concentrations but, importantly, several that have achieved world-class rank.

Though the Stewart School functions as a single cohesive unit, some of our academic specialties are so large and concentrated and so heavily represented, they could be legitimately viewed as stand-alone, academic departments in their own right. Ten different academic degrees awarded by ISyE, from bachelors through the Ph.D., are supported by and earned within one of the following disciplines:

Statistics
Operations Research
Industrial Engineering
Algorithms, Combinatorics, and Optimization (ACO)

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  • 2010 EMIL-SCS Class Completes Latin American Residence
    The 2010 class in the Executive Master's in International Logistics & Supply Chain Strategy (EMIL-SCS) Program completed its fourth and much anticipated Latin American residence in early September, spending two weeks studying in Costa Rica, Panama and Brazil. With an in-depth look at distribution facilities, infrastructure, intermodal transportation, government and finance, the 2010 EMIL-SCS class experienced a first-hand exploration into the regional supply chains throughout Latin America and the role of that region in the global supply chain.
  • ISyE's Advisory Board Addresses International Activities of the School
    The Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering hosted its fall Advisory Board meeting on October 23, 2009. Stewart School Chair Chelsea C. White III and Advisory Board Chair Christopher B. Lofgren led the meeting, which focused on international activities and outreach within the School.
  • Pinar Keskinocak Appointed HSI Associate Director for Research
    Pinar Keskinocak, associate professor in the Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering and the co-founder and co-director of the Center for Humanitarian Logistics at the Georgia Tech Supply Chain & Logistics Institute (SCL), has been appointed to the position of associate director for research for the Health Systems Institute (HSI).
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