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Attain expert-level proficiency and cutting-edge leadership abilities through RIT's manufacturing and mechanical systems integration program. This master's degree in manufacturing and mechanical systems integration is tailored for professionals seeking to develop exceptional expertise, capability, and technical mastery in either mechanical or manufacturing engineering, or sophisticated mechanical systems. The program merges engineering principles with business and management strategies to effectively direct operations across various manufacturing sectors.
This interdisciplinary program is delivered by the department of manufacturing and mechanical engineering technology in partnership with Saunders College of Business and the Kate Gleason College of Engineering.
The curriculum features foundational courses in manufacturing and mechanical systems principles, project leadership, sophisticated mechanical systems, integrated system solutions, manufacturing optimization techniques, and the financial dimensions of production. Students will undertake a specialized three-course track, elective selections, and conclude with either a capstone project, thesis, or comprehensive examination.
Specialization tracks include advanced mechanics, electronics packaging, polymer engineering technology, product development, quality assurance, and robotics with advanced manufacturing systems. Prerequisite coursework may be required based on your academic preparation and chosen specialization. The graduate program director may exempt certain prerequisite courses from degree requirements, contingent upon your educational and professional experience.