Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering at St. Mary’s

Mechanical engineering is a broad and versatile field. Concerned with the principles of force, energy and motion, mechanical engineers use their skills and knowledge to advance the world around us. 

• ABET-Accredited Program

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  The Bachelor of Science degree program in Mechanical Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

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• Degree Plan

  Students can pursue a 128-credit-hour bachelor’s degree:

  Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

  Students can also purse a 5-year combined degree program:

  Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Science in Computer Information Systems, Industrial Engineering and Management, or Software Engineering

• Courses

  Highlighted courses include:

  Circuits and Systems
  Engineering Mechanics
  Engineering Thermodynamics I
  Fluid Mechanics
  Materials Science
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What can I do with a degree in Mechanical Engineering?

Virtually every aspect of life is affected by mechanical engineering. Mechanical Engineering graduates are involved in designing and manufacturing items such as athletic equipment, medical devices, power plants, computers, automobiles and engines, aircraft and space shuttles. 

Career Opportunities

Career field possibilities for Mechanical Engineering graduates include: 

Aerospace engineering 
Automotive engineering 
Biomechanical engineering 
Manufacturing 
Materials science 
Mechatronics and robotics 
Oil and gas 
Renewable and clean energy 

Outside the Classroom

Student Clubs and Organizations

Students majoring in Mechanical Engineering can join a variety of STEM clubs, including the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).

Applied Projects

Every Engineering senior also completes a year-long design project, some of which have even been patented. 

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