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The Department of Mechanical Engineering offers programs of study leading to the
degrees of Master of
Science in Mechanical Engineering and
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). The Ph.D. program
is administered by the College of Engineering. These programs offer high-level graduate
courses and a close student-faculty interaction. The master's program requires 30 semester
credit hours of study, including at least 24 course credits and 6 credits of research
for the thesis option. All students except graduate and research assistants may elect to write
a thesis or choose a non-thesis option. The main objective of the M.S.
graduate programs is to provide a balance of theory and practical knowledge needed either to
practice in the profession or to advance to a doctoral program.
Certificate Programs
The department also offers three certificate programs that provide
flexibility for working professionals:
- Machinery Dynamics
- Thermofluid Systems
- Electro-Mechanical Systems
Students may be able to register for courses as
long as they are United States citizens and space is available in the class.
For additional information, contact the Mechanical Engineering department by phone
at 610-519-4981.
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On-line Master's and Certificate Programs
The Mechanical Engineering Department in the College of Engineering offers an
on-line master's degree.
- MSME - Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Though only one degree can be earned with the program of studies, two on-line
graduate certificates can also be achieved:
- Machinery Dynamics Certificate
- Thermofluid Systems Certificate
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