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Mechanical Engineering focuses on creating and developing moving objects and systems. Students learn to apply core engineering concepts such as mechanics, material science, thermo-fluid dynamics, and CAD tools to analyze and construct mechanical solutions. Our program blends classic mechanical engineering coursework with our institution's proven approach to comprehensive education, equipping graduates for diverse industrial roles. The curriculum also emphasizes understanding user requirements and crafting business strategies. Students may choose an optional industrial placement between their second and third years. This program benefits from collaborations with our Advanced Digital Manufacturing Technology (ADMT) research facility and the Jost Institute of Tribotechnology. Career paths span aerospace, automotive, biotechnology, electronics, energy systems, defense, and R&D sectors.
Our sandwich courses combine classroom learning with real-world experience, helping students develop workplace skills and graduate with practical industry knowledge.
Alumni frequently highlight the value of their placement year, which provides direct industry exposure and mentorship from professionals. Many graduates secure employment in related fields through connections made during these work placements.