BSc in Mechanical Engineering in Cincinnati United States | University of Cincinnati

In the Mechanical Engineering B.S. program at the University of Cincinnati, you'll acquire the expertise to design, manufacture, and operate machinery and mechanical systems that function safely and efficiently to drive societal progress. The curriculum teaches you to apply principles of force, energy, and motion to create, produce, and manage mechanical systems that operate reliably, cost-effectively, and predictably.

At UC's College of Engineering and Applied Science (CEAS), your growth is our priority—we're dedicated to shaping you into the candidate employers seek. During your studies, you will:

Complete coursework in fluid, thermal, structural, and motion design and analysis; machine kinematics and kinetics; system dynamics and vibrations; thermodynamics; fluid mechanics; and heat transfer
Personalize your journey by joining over 600 student groups, such as the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Bearcat Motorsports, Robotics Club, BattleBots Club, Bearcat Baja, and others
Develop a standout resume and professional connections through our nationally acclaimed co-op program with employers like Toyota Motor Company, Gulfstream Aerospace, Marathon Petroleum, Beckett Gas, Inc., and General Electric.