Take Mechanical Systems and Products From Idea Through Implementation
The MS in Mechanical Engineering program at UCF is designed to advance your knowledge and skills in the areas of mechanical systems and thermofluids. Choose from a wide variety of courses that provide you with state-of-the-art research opportunities working with faculty mentions who are active in various sponsored research funded by local and national industry, as well as many federal agencies. Plus, the fully online mechanical engineering program offers you the flexibility and convenience needed to balance work, school and life.
Here, you get superior academics enriched by research experiences with a number of possible exposures ranking from traditional mechanical engineering research in energy and power generation systems, mechanical systems, design and controls to innovative work in nanotechnology, miniaturization, bioengineering and interdisciplinary research. From innovative curriculum to research facilities, the mechanical engineering program provides you with an opportunity to learn and train across multiple disciplines.
UCF mechanical engineering graduates gain knowledge and expertise in mechanical engineering-specific challenges, as well as understand engineered systems for many applications. Plus, with close contact to key personnel from local industry, you have a solid avenue for future employment opportunities to start or advance your career.
Mechanical Engineering “ Guidance Control and Dynamics
This track is designed to prepare you for a career as an engineer in the aerospace industry. The curriculum includes courses related to guidance control and dynamics with applications in aerospace engineering.
Mechanical Engineering “ Mechanical Systems
This track focuses on topics such as the mechanics of materials, computational methods and engineering design. On this track, you deep-dive into mathematical models, the mechanics of materials, dynamics and continuum mechanics.
Mechanical Engineering “ Thermofluids
This track includes topics such as fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and turbomachinery. You concentrate on heat transfer, fluid mechanics, classical thermodynamics and mathematical models.
Mechanical Engineering “ Accelerated BS to MSME
The accelerated BS to MSME track allows highly qualified undergraduate majors in mechanical engineering to begin taking graduate-level courses that will count toward a master™s degree while completing a baccalaureate degree program. Complete your bachelor™s and master™s degree in five years while enrolled in full-time course work.