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Council of Engineering Systems Universities
CESUN unites member universities from around the world, to tackle real-world problems using a, multi-disciplinary, engineering systems centered approach.
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BENEFITS

A network of colleagues

  • Participation in a diverse network and community of colleagues teaching courses about and conducting research in Engineering Systems
  • Creation of an academic environment for the development of research.  This includes:
    • Opportunities to participate in the Bi-Annual International Engineering Systems Symposium
    • Opportunities to participate in focused workshops on timely topics of interest
    • Opportunities to participate in PhD events
    • Opportunities to engage M.Sc. students in Engineering Systems doctoral applications and research projects
    • Opportunities to participate in the leadership of CESUN by organizing meetings, symposia, workshops and encouraging student involvement
  • Creation of an academic environment for the development of curricula & programs.  This includes:
    • Opportunities to share experiences in developing Engineering Systems curricula & programs at the Annual CESUN membership meeting and other events
    • Sharing of job opportunities via the CESUN website
    • Support for the placement and recruiting of Ph.D. graduates
    • Program support and reviews
  • Ability to share news & events at your university via the CESUN website.
  •  First preference in providing content to CESUN news.
  • Discount at the Bi-Annual International Engineering Systems Symposium.

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Current Members

Arizona State UniversityDepartment of Industrial Engineering
Brunel University West London
Cambridge UniversityManufacturing and Management Division
Carnegie Mellon UniversityEngineering and Public Policy
Carnegie Mellon UniversityInstitute For Complex Engineered Systems
Chalmers University of TechnologyAF Center For System Engineering
Dartmouth CollegeThayer School of Engineering
Delft University of Technology
George Mason UniversitySystems Engineering and Operations Research
Georgia TechH.Milton Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering
Indiana UniversityIntelligent Systems Engineering
Keio University
Khalifa UniversityIndustrial and Systems Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of TechnologySchool of Engineering
Missouri University of Science & TechnologyEngineering Management & Systems Engineering
Newcastle UniversityCentre for Earth Systems Engineering Research
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State UniversityIndustrial & Systems Engineering Department
Northeastern UniversityCollege of Engineering
Open University UK
Pardee RAND Graduate SchoolPublic Policy PhD Program
Penn State UniversityCollege of Engineering
Purdue UniversityCollege of Engineering
Singapore University of Technology & DesignEngineering Systems and Design
Southern Cross UniversitySchool of Environment, Science and Engineering
Stevens Institute of TechnologySchool of Systems & Enterprises
Technical University of DenmarkManagement Engineering
Texas A&M UniversityIndustrial & Systems Engineering
Universitas IndonesiaIndustrial Engineering Department
University of ArizonaSystems and Industrial Engineering
University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignCollege of Engineering
University of MichiganCollege of Engineering
University of TokyoGraduate School of Frontier Sciences
University of VirginiaDept. of Engineering Systems and Environment
University of WaterlooSystems Design Engineering
Virginia State UniversityCollege of Engineering and Technology
Virginia TechIndustrial and Systems Engineering
Washington University in St. LouisSchool of E​ngineering & Applied Science
Worcester Polytechnic InstituteEngineering
About CESUN

The Council of Engineering Systems Universities (CESUN) is a self-organized group of over 50 universities and partner organizations working together to further develop engineering systems as a field of study.

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