The department offers the following graduate programs for full-time and part-time students
- Master of Science (M.S.)
- with thesis in Mechanical Engineering. This program focuses on engineering science in one of several areas of specialization. A formally defended thesis describing research into a topic of current academic interest is the centerpiece of this program.
- without thesis in Mechanical Engineering. The focus of the non-thesis program can be varied between engineering science and engineering practice through a selection of elective courses from the Colleges of Engineering, Natural Science and Mathematics, Business, and Law.
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Master of Mechanical Engineering (MME) is a non-thesis, 10-course graduate curriculum that is designed as a professional degree. This program provides depth of knowledge in selected areas of mechanical engineering, as well as broader knowledge in other engineering, science, business or law topics.
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Master of Science in Subsea Engineering is a non-thesis, 10-course graduate curriculum.
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Dual M.S. Degree in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
The dual degree program allows students to obtain both a master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and a master’s degree in Aerospace Engineering completing 45 credit hours of relevant graduate coursework. -
Dual M.S. Degree in Aerospace Engineering and Space Architecture
A dual degree program that allows students to obtain both a master's degree in aerospace engineering and a master's degree in space architecture by completing 46 credit hours of relevant graduate coursework.