This master's in mechanical engineering, taught at Tandon, is flexible enough to serve as a terminal degree or a step toward a doctorate. The school's i2e outlook, built on inventing and starting ventures, shapes how students are prepared to become inventors and start new ventures.
Graduates enter fields as varied as nanotechnology, software, financial engineering, bioengineering, manufacturing, astronautics and systems engineering, while others work on resource conservation, efficient energy use and new energy sources.
Applicants are directed to the Tandon graduate admissions office for application information.
The NYU Bulletin page for this degree sets out the course list with credit values and a sample plan of study, so prospective students can see how the requirements fit together before they apply. The bulletin page for this program lists the requirements and the school's admissions guidance, and prospective students should consult it alongside the department's own pages when planning an application and a course of study.
