This Ph.D. program offers advanced coursework and up-to-date research in broad areas of mechanical engineering, including robotics and controls, thermal-fluid sciences, renewable energy, biomechanics, materials, manufacturing and aerospace. Upon completion of the program, graduates will have the expertise needed to pursue careers in academia, industry research and advanced engineering practice, focusing on creating new knowledge to address complex engineering problems.
The program is comprised of at least 42 credit hours, including:
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Cost is a major consideration when deciding whether to continue your education. Please contact the program coordinator about graduate teaching and research assistantships that may be available.
We also encourage you to learn more about costs and financial aid and external funding opportunities that can make earning your degree more affordable.
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This program is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing you to customize coursework according to your research interests and career goals.
Be ready for the next step in your career sooner. The structure of our program allows you to complete your degree in less time than other similar programs.
Our graduates have gone on to work for Corning Incorporated, Airbus in Germany, and other innovative companies and institutions.
