Academics
Ranked among the top five mechanical engineering departments nationwide by the 2010 National Research Council, the Department of Mechanical Engineering (ME) offers premier programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels—all of which provide solid foundations for careers in industry, research, and academia.
Department programs focus on the core disciplines of mechanics, design, manufacturing, and systems along with essential areas of mathematics and physical sciences. Students work with world-class faculty to dive into boundary-crossing topics such as nanomaterials, advanced sensing, robotics, thermal systems, and biomechanical interfaces.
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Also learn more about pursuing:
A combined degree in engineering and music
Certificates, honors, or other electives
Graduate Programs
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
The MS program has two options, the thesis option and the non-thesis option for terminal MS degree.
Explore the possible master's degree specializations
Explore possible PhD degree specializations
Affiliated Programs
Master of Science in Engineering Design and Innovation
Master of Science in Product Design and Development Management: full/part-time
Master of Science in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
PhD in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
PhD students can also participate in these cluster programs:
Doctoral Cluster in Predictive Science and Engineering Design
Doctoral Design Research Cluster