The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering combines quantitative, design, and technical knowledge with hands-on skills in preparation for one of the world’s most versatile and in-demand professions. From nano-scaled innovations in medicine to the future of space flight, mechanical engineers design the future.

Mechanical engineering is a flexible and practical degree for those passionate about improving lives. It involves understanding and enhancing machines, engines, and systems. Whether you aim to design self-driving cars, improve renewable energy, or create life-saving technologies, mechanical engineering lets you solve problems that matter.

Ready to learn how to design and manufacture products and systems of the future to help solve the real-world problems of today? Mechanical engineering may be the right major for you.

As a mechanical engineer, you conceive and design mechanical devices and systems for applications in transportation, HVAC, manufacturing, consumer products, and more. From work on smaller components, such as latches on automobiles and heat exchangers in refrigerators, to larger machines, such as terrestrial vehicles and spacecraft, opportunities for you are practically everywhere.

Our renowned Bachelor of Engineering degree offers an exceptionally comprehensive range of programs, for example, Bachelor of Engineering in Aerospace Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering, etc. At Carleton, we prepare you for a successful career as an engineer by combining rigorous programs and a highly supportive learning environment with practical hands-on experience.

If you want to gain knowledge and skills in manufacturing processes, additive manufacturing, automation, product design, control systems, and materials characterization, the Bachelor of Applied Science in Advanced Manufacturing and Materials Engineering Technology (BAS-AMMET) program is for you. We focus on hands-on learning, with classes taught by faculty with industry experience. After completing our program, you will be a highly competitive graduate prepared for entry-level positions in various industries.

The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering program prepares students for the design, development, and manufacturing of machinery and devices at all scales in the area of energy production and transfer, as well as the vast area of system design and control. Students will have a thorough knowledge of engineering principles and methods to drive creativity and innovation through such subjects as computer-aided design and visualization, robotics, bioengineering, environmental engineering, and solar exploration.

The curriculum orients students to the specific responsibilities of the mechanical engineering profession, focusing on thermal-fluid science and solid mechanics and the design of systems. Manufacturing is covered in depth as an area of specialty.

The Loras College Mechanical Engineering program provides students the opportunity to develop strong technical and design skills.

Mechanical engineers (ME) design and analyze manufacturing plants, industrial equipment and machinery, heating and cooling systems, motor vehicles, aircraft, watercraft, robotics, medical devices and more. The Watson School ME curriculum offers a balance among theory, design and laboratory experience, and provides excellent preparation for the many ME career paths or for graduate studies.

Mechanical engineering is the study of objects or systems in motion. If you own any type of machine, chances are a mechanical engineer created it. In fact, nearly every product or service in our modern world has been affected by mechanical engineering, from the sensors in your car to the satellites in the sky. With a degree in mechanical engineering from South Dakota Mines, you will design, develop, build, and test mechanical systems, ranging from individual components in small devices to large pieces of equipment on machines as large as NASA's next-generation Space Launch System (SLS) rocket.

A BS in Mechanical Engineering, one of our newest bachelor's programs, is concerned with energy and power conversion. If you're interested in hands-on learning, don't mind getting your hands dirty, and want to think about how things work, Mechanical Engineering might be a good fit.

Our program combines electrical, computer, mechanical, control, and telecommunications engineering with robotics and cybersecurity. With a BS in Mechatronics Engineering from Capitol, you’ll be the critical link between technicians and engineers, working together to bring projects from conception to completion.

The mission of the Southeastern Louisiana University Engineering Technology program is to prepare students so that they will establish themselves as successful, practicing graduates in their respective concentration in ET, and will advance themselves professionally by accepting responsibilities and leadership roles for the benefit of society. The Engineering Technology program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET.

Whether your goal is to advance the energy sector, design public water systems, or oversee the manufacturing of equipment and products, St. Ambrose University has a program to help you reach your goals.