BA/BS in Mechanical Engineering

This mechanical engineering degree uses physics, mathematics, and materials science to create, analyze, build, and maintain machines and systems. Graduates work on machines and systems in manufacturing, automotive, and energy industries. Early coursework covers college composition, humanities, university physics with lab work, and chemistry alongside engineering courses. Students apply what they learn through applied projects at a research center. The program is located in a technology-focused region, and co-op and internship opportunities connect classroom learning with industry work. Small classes and faculty guidance support students throughout the degree. Mechanical engineering graduates work on design, analysis, manufacturing, and maintenance across many industries, and the program prepares them to move from concept to execution. The degree includes a technical communication course in the second year, which helps students present their engineering work clearly.