• Program Mission

The Industrial Engineering program at the International University of Science and Technology in Kuwait prepares students for professional performance in the industrial world and mainly for the Kuwait market to be key players in managing the industrial sectors. The program also prepares the student for life-long learning and continued professional devel­opment in the industrial engineering profession through a comprehensive, forward-looking, and broad-based cur­riculum emphasizing fundamentals and practical applications, oral and written communica­tion skills, computer applications skills, and profession­al practice issues and ethics.

• Program Education Objectives

Graduates of the Industrial Engineering program are expected within a 5-7 years of graduation to:

• Engage in careers in a broad range of Industrial Engineering areas, or successfully pursued their higher studies.
• Start middle managerial and leadership roles, and engaged in continuous professional development in response to dynamic and changing environment.
• Contribute to the advancement of Kuwait society and the development of the profession through different professional activities.

It is worth mentioning that these PEOs are reference to ABET accreditation body.

• Graduation Requirements: B.Sc. Industrial Engineering

Students seeking the Bachelor of Science in engineering degree must complete university core curriculum requirements, math and science required courses, and major requirements. The total hours required for a Bachelor of Science in engineering degree is a minimum of 144 credit hours divided as follows:

1. University Core Courses (General Education)             42 credit hours
2. College of Engineering requirements 36 credit hours
   • Math and Science requirements
   • General Engineering
3. Major Requirements (compulsory + elective) 66 credit hours
   • Compulsory courses: 54 credits
   • Major elective courses: 12 credits

• Program Mission

In addition to providing our students with a strong background in engineering, mathematics, and biological science, our Biomedical Engineering Program mission focuses on educating students to prepare them for opportunities in the areas of improved health care delivery and better home health care monitoring through noninvasive home health prognostics to anticipate and track major health pathologies.

The curriculum is designed to establish a fundamental understanding of the life and engineering sciences and enable the synthesis of these sciences through the introduction of new courses directed toward bio-sensing and bio-analytics, and thus to educate the next generation of engineers/scientists/physicians who could eventually help move health care monitoring to our homes and allow people to better manage their health.

• Biomedical Engineering Goals

The goals of the Biomedical Engineering undergraduate program are to educate students with the capabilities to:

• Acquire fundamental knowledge of engineering and biology as applied to medical science and technology.
• Develop the ability to integrate the learning from this multi-disciplinary field into a coherent approach to solving problems in biomedical engineering.
• Develop an intellectual curiosity, which can drive their professional work and lead to creativity and innovation.
• Learn to appreciate the ethical, legal, professional, and social responsibilities essential for work in medically related fields.
• Perfect oral and written communication skills and the ability to perform effectively in group projects

• Graduation Requirements: B.Sc. Biomedical Engineering

Students seeking the Bachelor of Science in engineering degree must complete university core curriculum requirements, math and science required courses, and major requirements. The total hours required for a Bachelor of Science in engineering degree is a minimum of 144 credit hours divided as follows:

1. University Core Courses (General Education)             42 credit hours
2. College of Engineering requirements 36 credit hours
   • Math and Science requirements
   • General Engineering
3. Major Requirements (compulsory + elective) 66 credit hours
   • Compulsory courses: 54 credits
   • Major elective courses: 12 credits

• Program Mission

Computer engineering students combine and integrate knowledge from electrical engineering and computer science domains to design and maintain hardware and software in computer-based systems, such as computing devices, embedded systems (e.g., in vehicles and appliances) and computer networks. Specialized areas within computer engineering include system architecture, networking, Internet and cloud computing design, computer layout design, and robotics systems to new a few.

• Program Educational Objectives

PEO 1: to graduate students who are expected, within a few years of degree completion, to utilize their technical and communication abilities for a successful career in industry, consultancy, or academia. 

PEO 2: To equip graduates with a thorough knowledge of the discipline, including a broad knowledge of the main fields, and an in-depth knowledge in one or more of the disciplines concentrations.

PEO 3: To embrace program’s graduates with 21st century skills, ethical responsibilities, leadership, problem-solving skills, and entrepreneurship skills to lead organizations they join establish.

PEO 4: To provide program’s graduates the ability to achieve life-long learning and the capabilities to obtain and develop new skills or proficiencies with computing tools and hardware.

PEO 5: To instill the knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSA) related system thinking, requirements analysis, and design innovative solutions to real life problems by applying the principles of computing.

• Graduation Requirements: B.Sc. Computer Engineering

Students seeking the Bachelor of Science in engineering degree must complete university core curriculum requirements, math and science required courses, and major requirements. The total hours required for a Bachelor of Science in engineering degree is a minimum of 144 credit hours divided as follows:

1. University Core Courses (General Education)             42 credit hours
2. College of Engineering requirements 36 credit hours
   • Math and Science requirements
   • General Engineering
3. Major Requirements (compulsory + elective) 62 credit hours
   • Compulsory courses: 50 credits
   • Major elective courses: 12 credits
   • Computer Engineering Capstone project 4 credit hours 

• Mission Statement

The CS and Cyber Security program at the International University of Science and Technology in Kuwait prepares students for professional performance in in Kuwait and regional markets to be key players in cyber security. The program also prepares the student for life-long learning and continued professional devel­opment in the cyber security profession through a comprehensive, forward-looking, and broad-based emerged cur­riculum

• Program Education Objectives

Satisfying ABET requirements, the Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) are based on the program mandate and identify what a graduate is expected to be able to do a few years after graduating from the program. Graduates of the CS and Cyber Security  program are expected within a 5-7 years of graduation to:

1. Manage information technology, data, and cyber security environments.
2. Develop policies and procedures for approval by executive officials to ensure adherence to best practices in information technology and data protection.
3. Evaluate current and emerging safeguards for use to ensure the safety and authenticity of an organization's data.
4. Provide threat and vulnerability analyses along with security solutions and business advisory services.
5. Engage in lifelong learning, professional development, and ethical practices.

• Graduation Requirements: B.Sc. Industrial Engineering

Students seeking the Bachelor of Science in CS and Cyber Security degree must complete university core curriculum requirements, math and science required courses, and major requirements. The total hours required for a Bachelor of Science in engineering degree is a minimum of 144 credit hours divided as follows:

1. University Core Courses (General Education)            42 credit hours
2. College of Engineering requirements                        30 credit hours
   • Math and Science requirements
   • General Computing Science
3. Major Requirements (compulsory + elective)            48 credit hours
   • Compulsory courses: 36 credits
   • Major elective courses: 12 credits
4. Capstone Project                                                    4 credit hours

• Program’s Mission

In addition to providing our students with a strong background in mathematics, and engineering, the mission of the Architecture and Design program focuses on preparing the graduates for opportunities in the innovative areas related to building design and interior design.

The mission is the program is provide our graduates with  a fundamental understanding of the design concepts with a coherent series of courses that integrate knowledge-based and skill-based pedagogies to empower graduates and transform them into responsive professional and innovative architects and designers.

• Program Educational Objectives

Aligned to ABET requirements, the Architecture and Design  program prepares students to achieve the following educational objectives within 5-7 years of graduation:

1. Develop coordinated design and technical solutions in the production of professional quality architectural working drawings and specifications.
2. Attain industry-specific certifications or advanced degree requirements for professional bodies.
3. Successfully integrate and contribute to the success of a multi-disciplinary team
4. Continually seek higher-level task requiring independent thinking and judgement for training development purposes and advance professionally with increased responsibility.
5. Prepare graduates that are experienced in developing design ideas, and Transferring them into practical design and building solutions using the latest design technology.

• Graduation Requirements: Bachelor of Architecture and Design

Students seeking the Bachelor of Architecture and Design must complete university core curriculum requirements, math and science required courses, and major requirements. The total hours required for a Bachelor of Architecture and Design is a minimum of 160 credit hours divided as follows:

1. University Core Courses (General Education)             42 credit hours
2. College of Engineering requirements  15 credit hours
   • Math and Science requirements
   • General Engineering
3. Major Requirements (compulsory + elective) 103 credit hours
   • Compulsory courses: 
   • Major elective courses: 

• Program Mission 

The mission of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department is to ensure that our students will be equipped with the needed knowledge, skills, and abilities to be key players in today’s modern engineering world, with life-long learning capabilities to continue their professional development throughout their careers.

• Degrees offered

The department offers the following programs:

1. Electrical Engineering, B.Sc.E.E.
2. Computer Engineering, B.Sc.Cp.E.

• Program’s Educational Objectives

To fulfill the program’s mission, the following specific goals are set for the programs:

1. To ensure that each student acquires a solid knowledge base in the fundamentals of mathematics and basic science, as well as the basic skills of critical thinking and problem-solving.
2. To equip graduates with a thorough knowledge of the discipline, including a broad knowledge of the main fields, and an in-depth knowledge in one or more of these fields, chosen by the student.
3. To develop within each student in the Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering program, a thorough knowledge of the computer engineering discipline, including a broad knowledge of the electrical and computer engineering fields, and an in-depth knowledge in the computer-engineering field.
4. To develop in each student, the communication and team-working skills necessary to perform effectively as an engineer and to impart to each student a sense of ethical and professional responsibility.
5. To give each student the ability to achieve life-long learning and a desire for professional development.

• Graduation Requirements: B.Sc. Electrical Engineering

Students seeking the Bachelor of Science in engineering degree must complete university core curriculum requirements, math and science required courses, and major requirements. The total hours required for a Bachelor of Science in engineering degree is a minimum of 144 credit hours divided as follows:

1. University Core Courses (General Education)             42 credit hours
2. College of Engineering requirements 36 credit hours
   • Math and Science requirements
   • General Engineering
3. Major Requirements (compulsory + elective) 62 credit hours
4. Engineering Capstone 4 credit hours

• Mission Statement

The mission of the Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering is to educate its students to be productive engineers and responsible citizens in the changing environment of the 21st century. This mission is achieved by:

1. Upholding traditions of high academic standards in the classroom and in non-classroom educational activities, and encouraging students with non- traditional and diverse ethnic backgrounds;
2. Creating, discovering and disseminating new knowledge through research and scholarly activity; and
3. Serving as a resource for the experts to serve Kuwait community through the outreach programs.

• Program Outcomes

The engineering program graduates will have:

1. Ability to carry out the design of an integrated system and its various components and processes for a civil engineering project
2. Effective communication in multi-disciplinary environments.
3. Ability to identify, evaluate, and solve civil engineering problems.
4. Understanding the responsibility of civil engineers to practice in a professional and ethical manner at all times.
5. Ability to provide leadership when working in multi-disciplinary teams
6. Understanding the potential impacts of engineering solutions on civil projects.
7. knowledge of contemporary issues related to civil engineering

• Graduation Requirements: B.Sc. Civil and Architectural Engineering

Students seeking the Bachelor of Science in engineering degree must complete university core curriculum requirements, math and science required courses, and major requirements. The total hours required for a Bachelor of Science in engineering degree is a minimum of 144 credit hours divided as follows:

1. University Core Courses (General Education)             42 credit hours
2. College of Engineering requirements           36 credit hours
   • Math and Science requirements
   • General Engineering
3. Major Requirements (compulsory + elective) 66 credit hours
   • Compulsory courses: 54 credits
   • Major elective courses: 12 credits