BSc in Mechanical Engineering in Berkeley United States | University of California, Berkeley

Mechanical engineers contribute to society by addressing challenges in transportation, energy, environmental issues, and public health. Their work spans from studying the physical principles that shape our environment to creating and assessing products. The field covers diverse technical disciplines such as acoustics, automation, bioengineering, combustion, cryogenics, design, dynamics, energy conversion, engines, environmental systems, heat transfer, lubrication, mass transfer, manufacturing and sustainability, materials processing, solid and fluid mechanics, mechanisms, plasma dynamics, propulsion, thermodynamics, vibration, and wave propagation.

The mechanical engineering undergraduate program aims to give students a comprehensive education with a strong grounding in scientific and engineering principles. Its goals are to equip undergraduates for careers or further education in four main sectors: industry, national laboratories, state and federal agencies, and academia (graduate research programs).