Mechanical Engineering, B.S.E.
College of Engineering and Computing
Learn how to design technology that is more accessible and equitable while building a solid foundation for your career in our mechanical engineering program.
Design and build things that make the world a better place by advancing sustainability and a circular economy while optimizing energy use and resource utilization. Mechanical engineering is a highly versatile degree that leads to high-paying, high-salary and secure jobs.
Program Highlights
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ABET Accreditation
Receive a quality education that has been certified to teach the fundamentals of technical disciplines.
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Specialized Expertise
Enhance your major with expertise from more than 90 minor options across the university.
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Real Experiences
Work with faculty leaders to develop a plan to solve problems for businesses in our senior capstone course.
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Undergraduate Research
Get hands-on experience working alongside our faculty in our many world-class laboratories across campus.
Building Skills
Gain the professional and personal intelligence it takes to have a successful career.
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Project Management
Organizing and overseeing tasks to achieve specific goals
Technical Writing
Creating clear and concise documents, such as manuals or instructions, for technical or scientific topics
Programming
Writing code, developing software and creating applications for automation and problem-solving
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System Design
Creating or improving complex systems to meet specific requirements
Organizational Skills
Planning, prioritizing and managing tasks and resources to achieve specific objectives
Product Design
Creating new or improved products that meet customer needs and expectations
Using your degree
Make your college experience the foundation for a successful future.
Potential Careers
- Engineer
- Systems Engineer
- Product Engineer
- Design Engineer
- Project Manager
- Technical Salesperson/Manager
Workplace Settings
- Transportation
- Manufacturing
- Biotechnology
- Energy Conversion
- Robotics
I was inspired by the field of mechanical engineering since it opened the door of opportunity to solve real-world problems. I especially enjoyed taking math, science, wood and metal shop classes which cultivated my interests.
