Program Information
Degrees Offered:
PhD - Mechanical Engineering, PhD, Industrial Engineering, MS - Mechanical Engineering, MS- Industrial Engineering
Format:
Hybrid
Program Description:
Mechanical engineering involves designing ways to transmit the energy that powers the modern world. Our master's and doctoral programs offer concentrations in materials science and engineering, mechanics and design, or thermofluids engineering, with an eye toward a career in developing new technologies like energy conversion, solar energy, and environmental control.
The department offers graduate programs in Mechanical Engineering leading to the MS and PhD. At the MS level students may pursue a program preparing for advanced practice or for MS thesis research. All full-time MS students are required to complete a thesis while part-time students may elect a non-thesis option. All course work must have the approval of the academic advisor. All PhD students must first pass the Doctoral Qualifying Examinations before being admitted to Doctoral Candidacy.
Accreditation:
New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC)
Facts & Figures
Financial Aid:
Yes
International Financial Aid:
Yes
International Financial Aid Description:
Yes, all students are encouraged to apply for financial assistance when they apply for admission. Please speak to an Enrollment Advisor for more information.
Classification:
Doctoral/Research University—Extensive
Loans Offered:
All students are encouraged to apply for financial assistance when they apply for admission. Federal, state, University scholarship programs, and payment options are available.
Locale:
Large City
