The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering in the College of Engineering offers the Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering. At the MS level students may pursue a program preparing for advanced practice or for MS thesis research. All MS students with assistantships are required to complete a thesis. Other students may elect either the thesis or nonthesis option. All course work must have the approval of the academic advisor.
Concentrations In:
- Material Science Engineering
- Mechanics and Design
- Thermofluids
- Mechatronics Engineering
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Unique Features
- Can be combined with a Gordon Engineering Leadership certificate
- Students may choose to complete the master's thesis option or project option
- Four concentrations are available: Material Science Engineering, Mechanics, Thermofluids, Mechatronics Engineering
- Optional co-op participation

