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The Colorado School of Mines provides an engaging and forward-thinking Mechanical Engineering graduate program designed for those ready to tackle future challenges. If you want a graduate education focused on practical application, where academic concepts translate into solving actual engineering problems, Mines' mechanical engineering program is the ideal choice.
Our graduate curriculum equips students to address diverse, cross-disciplinary engineering challenges. Guided by globally recognized faculty, you'll collaborate with universities, corporate partners, and national research facilities.
Students will enhance their expertise in biomechanics, robotics and automation, solid mechanics, materials science, manufacturing processes, thermal fluid systems, energy technologies, and other cutting-edge areas - positioning themselves as industry leaders capable of solving critical global issues.
The Mechanical Engineering Department provides both Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degree options. While maintaining rigorous academic standards, the program emphasizes solving practical engineering challenges. Research focuses on four primary mechanical engineering domains: 1) Biomechanics, 2) Thermal Fluid and Energy Systems, 3) Solid Mechanics, Materials, and Manufacturing, and 4) Robotics and Automation. Many research initiatives span multiple specialties and incorporate interdisciplinary approaches.
Credit Requirements - 30