Mechanical vs Industrial Engineering : Which is BETTER?

A lot of students struggle to choose the "right" engineering major because of many factors. Common ones include the following:
1. You have yet to discover what you like and dislike.
2. There are so many disciplines that overlap and are difficult to understand without the necessary resources and guidance.
3. Your interests lie in a plethora of areas i.e. both mechanical or chemical engineering.
4. You are worried about things like job security, salary, etc.
The goal is to help anyone who is having trouble deciding between two very attractive majors - MECHANICAL and INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING - and who wants to learn more about these two disciplines.
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Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
0:54 Preliminary Evaluation
1:47 What is Industrial Engineering?
2:34 What is Mechanical Engineering?
3:20 Common Courses for IE & ME
4:02 Industrial Engineering Classes
6:29 Mechanical Engineering Classes
8:21 Curriculum Recap
9:36 Salary and Job Outlook
9:48 Industrial Engineering Salary
10:29 Mechanical Engineering Salary
11:02 Prestige
11:38 Mechanical Engineering Prestige
12:16 Industrial Engineering Prestige
13:10 Key Takeaways
14:22 Final Verdict
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[@4KAISU]

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[@alexchen7867]

One of the most comprehensive videos I've seen on KZbin for industrial engineering. My school didn't offer industrial engineering, so I went with mechanical, but I always wondered if they were the same thing. Your explanation was clear-cut and to the point👍

[@EngineeringGoneWild]

Yea that does seem to be the case at least in North America and they are quite distinct. Thanks for watching!

[@user-oq5tw8cq4h]

I needs your help concerning program selection between mechanical and industrial. I have got interests in both programs, however, only one program should be taken between them

[@stephena1385]

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[@PeachyKailey]

Wonderful video, this really helps a lot as I try to decide which path to choose. Thank you so much!!

[@jr.3212]

Awesome video! You explained everything well!

[@pravinpalve3771]

Man, love your content

[@ibrahimel-hawary8921]

Iam in Faculty of engineering alex university in egypt and iam in production department which in we study indstrial engineering and mechanical subjects such as matrial,fluid,thermo,machining process ,forming ,metrology ,control and many beutiful subjects i saw indstrial engineering is a huge department in egypt and dont forget that many great people study industrial like CEO of Apple Tim Cook

[@sereibothsek9739]

Thank you so much for this videos

[@omarsosa8329]

I'm considering getting a degree in both. I'm currently in my second year in IE and after finishing, I'm getting into ME.

[@joannesmollan1181]

Love your vids! Keep it up!

[@varadlad4175]

Thanks for making this video

[@ClaytonLarry-cq5np]

very informative video! i don’t usually comment, but this video is commendable

[@Pakste]

I have bachelor in mechanical engineering and masters at industrial engineering. Now Im car mechanic.

[@mighaeljansenvanvuuren4972]

Can you maybe elaborate on that? Did lack of job opportunities force you into that direction or was it was it a personal choice?

[@SergioTaz]

Oh....

[@donttakemeseriously1879]

After watching this video I feel like my major is a combination of both IE and ME because it's either I've done or am yet to do All! the courses mentioned here

[@akpen8694]

What a genius That is scientifikly great

[@perry1162]

I have Bachelor in MECHANICAL. Should I pursue MS in Industrial ? ll i be able to cope up with syllabus ? or ll it be hard ?

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[@EngineeringGoneWild]

Glad you found it helpful 👌

[@alextroy8692]

Here in Spain Mechanical engineering is a branch of the very broad industrial engineering. Our equivalent to the industrial engineering you talk about is organization industrial eng.

[@EngineeringGoneWild]

Interesting to hear how different parts of the world classify engineering disciplines. Thanks for sharing!

[@bilinmezevren-291hzu]

hi.. I'm from Turkey. Can I get information about the status of industrial engineering in Spain? I know that the name of industrial engineering varies from country to country, but they do the same job in general terms. There is a department called industrial engineering in Turkey, graduates from there graduate as industrial engineers. Industrial engineering is one of the most popular engineering fields in Turkey, I wonder if this is the same in Spain?

[@bilinmezevren-291hzu]

If I understood your message correctly, industrial engineering in Spain is divided into branches. People choose one of those small branches and graduate from that department. In Turkey, there are no such small branches, you generally graduate from industrial engineering. If you want to specialize in a specific field, you can do a master's degree. I am very curious about how the industrial engineering system in Spain works because I have a dream to work there, I would be very happy if you could inform me.

[@alextroy8692]

@@bilinmezevren-291hzu Yes! No problem. Here in Spain there was really one type of engineering that was a mixture of mechanical, electrical, chemical...: industrial engineering; in which you studied machines, materials, electricity, thermodynamics, manufacturing technology... However, with Bolonia plan, bachelors where now 4 years (instead of 6), so people after finishing the BSc did a master in a certain branch to specialize. Indeed, you can specialize really the last year of the BSc, since you can pick all electives of mechanical, electrical, automation... As people wanted a system more similar to the USA and jobs started being more specialized, new BSc of mechanical, electrical, electronics and automation engineering appeared. But in reality doing these Bachelors is basically the same as doing the industrial engineering one but specializing in the 4th year.

[@alextroy8692]

@@bilinmezevren-291hzu Yes, industrial engineering in Spain is prestigious of being great. However, salaries are not that great as in other countries (not only industrial but all branches of engineering). Thats why a lot of people from Spain emigrates to get engineering positions in other countries. What I have yo admit is that industrial engineering Bsc IS one of the most challenging Bachelors, getting a big scope of everything, and having the oportunity to then specialize.

[@ridoychandraray2413]

Bro is PLC operation Learned in industrial Engineering?

[@lemon_noor]

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[@AriesJackson-og6bj]

Am already studying industrial engineering in the university can i still switch to mechanical engineering

[@kxngmaj_.2366]

So in terms of versatility would you say a mechanical engineering degree can get you a job in the industrial engineering field?

[@EngineeringGoneWild]

Yes I know many people who work as industrial / manufacturing / process engineers with a ME degree🙂

[@kxngmaj_.2366]

Thanks for the feedback 💪🏾

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[@danielpro259]

loved the face edit 😅

[@HugoSanchez-pj8bt]

I want to become an Aerospace engineering so what should i choose ME or IE?

[@EngineeringGoneWild]

ME is the way to go if you want to become a traditional aerospace engineer who designs and analyzes aircraft/spacecraft! If you simply want to work in the aerospace industry, either ME or IE would work : )

[@anikm111]

Civil

[@pascalarancibia5199]

​@@EngineeringGoneWildDo you know which of those two types of engineers gets paid more? On average?

[@manhaldgts427]

In india there is no much preference for production engineering all are going to mechanical so many companies also doesn't recruit production engineers

[@EngineeringGoneWild]

I never knew that! Thanks for sharing this

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[@HackMaxy]

IE is the easiest one

[@WEALTHY_10]

really? did u studied IE bro?

[@campo_rojo]

1000% correct

[@uncleiroh719]

please try to get a masters in operations research