Develop your analytical and problem-solving skills to prepare for a leadership role in mechanical engineering. Earn your undergraduate and graduate degrees in mechanical engineering in just five years (depending on your course load).

Gain an in-depth understanding of key mechanical engineering concepts such as statics, dynamics, fluids, materials and thermodynamics. Further enrich your studies with the Honors Program, which allows you to take advanced courses and deepen your knowledge through research and thesis work.

Become an advanced mechanical engineer, focusing your area of study in Thermal-Fluid Mechanics and Energy Systems; Dynamics, Vibrations and Machine Design; Robotics, Controls and Mechatronics; Biomechanics; or Manufacturing. Apply and broaden your skills through hands-on projects and research opportunities.

Advance your ability to apply engineering and scientific fundamentals to solve complex technical problems. Engage in sponsored research activities and collaborate with faculty members on various projects. Gain additional hands-on learning through graduate assistantship opportunities for research and teaching roles.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the medieval period, including its history, literature, art and culture. The minor consists of 18 credit hours.