Mechanical Engineering

Master’s degrees

We offer a variety of master's degrees to fit your needs and interests. Whether you prefer hands-on project experiences in courses, small research projects, or a more intensive research experience we invite you to explore the degrees listed below to determine which will be the best fit for you and your goals. Determine which one is right for you:

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Degrees

M.S. in Mechanical Engineering: •2 semesters long •Course-based program with optional research •Significant flexibility in course selection

M.S. in Mechanical Engineering - Research: •4 semesters long •Research-based program with faculty advisor •Professional development built into the curriculum •Opportunity to pursue summer research or industry internship

M.S. in Mechanical Engineering - Advanced Study: •3 semesters long •Course-based program with technical concentration and optional research •Project-based courses with real world applications •Professional development built into the curriculum •Opportunity to pursue summer research or industry internship

M.S. in Artificial Intelligence Engineering - Mechanical Engineering: •3 semesters long •Course-based program with optional research •College-wide AI Engineering core curriculum •Professional development built into the curriculum •Opportunity to pursue summer research or industry internship

Affiliated M.S. programs: Affiliated and dual degree master's programs offer a multidisciplinary experience for students interested in combining mechanical engineering with another academic area.

Integrated master’s/bachelor’s: Interested in combining your undergraduate degree with a master's degree? We have an integrated program for our own mechanical engineering undergraduate students to complete both degrees in five years.

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M.S. degrees (Spring entry)
August 31 (Opens in new Window)
M.S. degrees (Fall entry priority)
December 15 (Opens in new Window)
M.S. degrees (Fall entry final)
January 5 (Opens in new Window)

January 5th is the final Fall 2027 deadline.

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