The International Symposium on STOCHASTIC MODELS in RELIABILITY ENGINEERING, LIFE SCIENCES and OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
 
SCE - Shamoon College of Engineering, Prof. Jehuda Haddad, President
 
SCE - Shamoon College of Engineering R&D centers:
SCE  Center for Reliability and Risk Management, Dr. Ilia Frenkel, Chair         
SCE  Negev Monte Carlo Research Center, Dr. Shlomo Mark, Chair
SCE  Green Processes Center, Dr. Dorith Tavor, Chair
 
SCE opened in 1995, Israel's only multi-campus college (Beer Sheva and Ashdod).
SCE is the largest engineering college in Israel, granting B.Sc. degrees in the following fields: Industrial Engineering and Management, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Software Engineering,  Civil Engineering.


SCE is fostering a new dynamic generation in engineering and technology, committed to academic excellence and innovative instruction, research and development.
Israel's largest college, SCE is preparing creative young professionals with entrepreneurial vision to meet the mounting demands of the market.
Our academic tracks are specially geared to the needs of the Israel economy, thus making SCE a close ally to the nation's industry. The college's success rate shows that 90% of our graduates work in their fields and approximately 70% remain in Israel south.
SCE -  Mission
 
  • Excellence, innovation with community and environmental commitment
  • Innovative technological initiatives - the "Entrepreneurial Engineer"
  • Expanding opportunities for college education and excellence
  • Building ties with Industry in R&D, integrating SCE students and alumni as leaders in the market



SCE - Research & Development
In a relative short time SCE has become one of the country's leading academic institution, its innovative and advanced research contributing impressively to Israeli economy and society.
The SCE R&D research centers and faculty members, many with prestigious reputations in the academic world, have gained the attention of the international scientific community and are recipients of generic research grants.