Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, MSME
Mechanical Engineering Master(s) Degree Program Overview
Mechanical engineers design and manufacture everything from small, individual parts and devices like microscale sensors and inkjet printer nozzles to massive, heavy machinery and large systems like rockets and space stations. Mechanical engineers are environmental stewards, looking for ways to build and maintain energy-efficient components, products, machines and systems.
Purdue University Northwest(s) master(s) degree program in mechanical engineering provides you with the skills you need to advance your career.
Department of Mechanical and Civil Engineering
WHY STUDY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AT PNW?
Here at PNW – part of the world-renowned Purdue system – you will be mentored by experienced instructors in small classes that encourage close interaction. Our department maintains close connections with industry leaders in our region. We offer a competitive tuition rate compared to other mechanical engineering graduate programs in the U.S.
Mechanical Engineering Master(s) Degree Program Curriculum
Our thesis and non-thesis degree options give students the flexibility to adapt their program of study to their career goals.
View the Engineering Graduate Handbook (PDF)
The non-thesis option requires:
- 3 credit hours of advanced mathematics at the 5000 level
- 24 credit hours from the approved list of mechanical engineering primary courses
- 3 credit hours from a list of approved courses in engineering, mathematics, statistics, computer science, physics and life sciences
Mechanical Engineering Course of Study