The master's degree program in Mechanical Engineering is designed for students who desire advanced training in fundamental and applied areas of mechanical engineering for their career development in research institutions and industry companies. Students can focus on a variety of specific disciplines, including solid mechanics, advanced materials, aerospace and automotive engineering, fluid-mechanics and thermo-fluids, propulsion, green energy, biomechanics, robotics, and dynamic systems and control.
The 30-credit degree program requires either completion of a research thesis (thesis option) or a master's level project (non-thesis option). The choice lies with our students and depends upon their career goals and interests. Students can also choose to focus their MS study on various concentrations including: a) additive manufacturing; b) aerospace engineering; and c) management option. For University of Miami engineering students, a five-year B.S./M.S. dual degree program is also available.
