The specialization’s curriculum is programmed to provide students with the knowledge and skills required by modern industrial engineers, and specialization-specific outcomes such as: being able to formulate, analyse and solve planning, organizing and management problems in the enterprise; create and apply solutions for the design of organizational systems; apply statistical methods and operational research methods in academic and industrial environments; design and apply risk, quality and maintenance management systems; design ergonomically adjusted machines, tools, products and complex systems; design logistics systems and processes; apply industrial engineering methods in management information systems and design knowledge bases; apply industrial management methods; apply project appraisal methods; apply Lean and 6-Sigma approach; develop effective communication methods and management skills for an individual or a team in a multidisciplinary environment. The graduates are systems, lean, and sustainability thinkers, who have the technological, digital, and transversal skills to face the current and future challenges.