The specializations of the Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering at the University of Seville are:

1. Automation and Robotics

2. Sustainable Industrial Development

3. Design of Industrial Structures and Constructions

4. Electronics for the Digital Industry and the Energy Transition

5. Energy

6. Electric engineering

7. Mechanical Engineering and Manufacturing

8. Engineering and Strength of Materials

9. Organization and Management of Production Systems

10. Supply Chain Organization and Management

11. Industrial Technologies

All specializations consist of 7 subjects worth 5 ECTS credits. The name of the specialization is specifically indicated on the degree diploma, as well as on the student's academic transcript and the European Diploma Supplement (EDS).

Specializations 1-10 can be taken by students with a generalist degree in Industrial Technology Engineering. These specializations allow students to delve deeper into one or more areas of industrial engineering.

Specialization 11 (Industrial Technologies) is designed for students with a specialist degree, meaning students who have completed a specialization/intensification within their original degree. This specialization offers various pathways specifically designed to meet the needs of each student based on their entry level. By pursuing this specialization, students will complete their training in the other areas of industrial engineering that they did not study during their undergraduate degree. This specialization is mandatory for the GITI-US 2010 curriculum.