Kaizen is a Japanese term that refers to the philosophy of continuous work for continuous improvement in all aspects of life, especially in work and productivity. It aims to improve quality, efficiency, productivity and reduce costs in any business or field to which this philosophy is applied.
The Kaizen philosophy includes improving all aspects of work, creative thinking, focusing efforts, and moving away from traditional concepts of doing work. The process of continuous improvement is continuous and in an organized and systematic manner, with everyone's commitment to continuous application


The Kaizen Committee was established in 2010 under the slogan of the Academic Committee, believing in its first seed that youth excellence lies in their knowledge, which is the basis for the change that we aspire to in Kaizen.

Over the course of the twelve years of hard work and continuous improvement adopted by distinguished students who believed throughout the graduating batches that giving is a gift and that leaving an impact is a duty, and depending on its institutional structure in unifying the efforts of team members, Kaizen was and still is the first choice for students of the Industrial Engineering Department in Everything they need from

In the media, it is represented by the student and forming a link between the students and the department head to deliver development proposals and solve problems.


Developmentally, it is represented by organizing various events and activities that aim to build the capabilities of industrial engineering students scientifically and practically, and to cooperate with agencies and teams to achieve this.


Academically, it is to serve the student academically through revision lectures, notebooks, summaries, and the provision of books, courses, and various sources of study.