Classes IE's and Logistics Contact Logistics is offered as a specialty within the existing Industrial Engineering graduate degree program. Logistics is the set of functions associated with the flow of goods, information, and payments among suppliers and consumers from the origination of raw material to final recycling or disposal of finished goods. It also plays a critical role in international trade, which is expected to more than quadruple over the next 15 years.
Companies increasingly view logistics as a crucial element in their corporate strategy.
If modern enterprises are to meet customer demands for responsiveness customization, quality, and value, they must effectively and efficiently link their entire global supply chain. The DFW Metroplex is one of the largest points of distribution in the United States. By the end of the century, the DFW Metroplex is projected to become the primary logistics center for the entire Western Hemisphere. There are many opportunities to work in local industry. Industrial Engineering at UT Arlington is a well-rounded, established, and rigorous curriculum Faculty has close interaction with students and enjoy a broad base of industrial experience for in classroom and research activities.