The Faculty of Engineering at October University for Modern Sciences and Arts (MSA), through the Industrial Engineering Department, is pleased to host the 3rd Industrial Engineering Day, an academic and professional event designed to celebrate student excellence, showcase innovative projects, and strengthen the connection between university education and real-world industry practice.
The event aims to provide Industrial Engineering students with direct exposure to experienced industry professionals who will share practical insights from different sectors, helping students better understand current business and industrial challenges, career expectations, and the skills required to succeed in professional environments.
The event will feature a distinguished group of industry speakers:
Eng. Mohamed Mokhlef — CEO of IWTE
Eng. Mostafa Borai — Executive Manager at Metal & Wood Industries
Eng. Marwan El-Hennawy — Supply Chain Director at Tetra Pak
Eng. Mohamed Mokhtar Abdellatif — Supply Network Operations Director at P&G
Through discussions with these professionals, students will have the opportunity to explore different aspects of industrial engineering, including operations, supply chains, manufacturing, and professional leadership, while gaining valuable perspectives from experts working directly within industry.
The day will also celebrate the academic achievements of Industrial Engineering students and provide a platform to showcase innovative student projects, highlighting their ability to apply academic knowledge, analytical thinking, and engineering skills to practical challenges.
By bringing together students, academics, and industry leaders, the 3rd Industrial Engineering Day aims to build students’ confidence, expand their professional networks, and motivate them to continue pursuing academic and professional excellence.
Through this event, the Faculty of Engineering continues to support an educational experience that connects classroom learning with professional practice and prepares Industrial Engineering students to become engineers capable of responding to the evolving needs of industry.
