Graduate
Application
• US Citizens
• International

Degree Programs
• M.S in Mechanical
Engineering
• Masters in Mechanical
Engineering
• Doctor of Philosophy

Interdisciplinary Programs
• Aerospace Engineering
• Materials Engineering
• Biomedical Engineering

Enrollment Requirements

Graduate Courses

Graduate Student Associations

OVERVIEW

The Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering provides our students with an educational experience grounded in the engineering sciences and focused on producing a professional capable of systematically applying those sciences to solve real-world problems.

Our program encompasses advanced study and research in the areas of applied mechanics, control of dynamical systems, materials science, mechanical system design, thermal and fluid sciences, and biomedical engineering. We are also home to the College's Interdisciplinary Programs in Aerospace and Materials. Degree programs include:

• the Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, and Materials Engineering,
• the Master of Science (thesis and non-thesis programs) in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, and Materials Engineering,
• the non-thesis Master of Mechanical Engineering.

Qualified applicants should have backgrounds in engineering, mathematics, and the physical sciences. Part-time graduate study is encouraged, and most of our graduate courses are offered as evening classes (4:00 PM and later). Detailed information regarding the requirements for theses program can be found on accompanying pages.