Seattle University
901 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122, United States

Seattle University is a private Jesuit university in Seattle, Washington, United States. It is the largest independent university in the Northwestern United States, with over 7,500 students enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs within six schools.

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The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (MSME) program offers a curriculum based on theoretical foundations and practical applications. The program is designed to provide advanced study in mechanical engineering for students with a substantial background in the discipline. Four-quarter students, registered for four courses per quarter, can complete the program in sixteen months. The program also accommodates eight-quarters students. New students can enter the program in any quarter.

The MSME program was developed by the faculty of the Mechanical Engineering Department and the Industry Advisory Board. The program is a blend of a purely technical degree and a management-focused degree. The program is designed to be attractive to professionals who are looking to move into technical management positions and need advanced training to achieve their career goals, as well as to the new graduates with bachelors degrees. The MSME program is designed to accommodate full-time students as well as working professionals, offering evening-only class options to accommodate full-time workers. Please see below for sample schedules for full-time and evening-only programs. 

Full Time Program (Sample Schedule: 4 Quarters, 15 Months):

Fall - Year 1:

MEGR 5080 – Digital Controls and Applications (3)
MEGR 5110 – Engineering Decision-Making (3)
MEGR 5120 – Advanced Engineering Methods (3)
Albers 1 – Elective graduate course from Albers Business School (3)

Winter - Year 1:

MEGR 5040 – Advanced Engineering Materials (3)
MEGR 5055 – Advanced Computational Methods (3)
MEGR 5070 – Advanced Dynamics (3)
Albers 2 – Elective graduate course from Albers Business School (3)

Spring - Year 1:

MEGR 5020 – Energy Systems (3)
MEGR 5030 – Applied Fluid Dynamics (3)
MEGR 5990 – Graduate Projects I (3)  
Albers 3 – Elective graduate course from Albers Business School (3)

Fall - Year 2:

MEGR 5991 – Graduate Projects II (3)  
Albers 4 – Elective graduate course from Albers Business School (3)
Albers 5 – Elective graduate course from Albers Business School (3)

https://www.seattleu.edu/scieng/mechanical/master-of-science-in-mechanical-engineering/program-summary/

Course Descriptions - https://www.seattleu.edu/scieng/mechanical/master-of-science-in-mechanical-engineering/course-descriptions/

Applications for the Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering program are considered in all quarters. All application materials should be sent to Graduate Admissions by the stated deadline for that quarter. Apply Online
 Completed Application for Graduate Admission

A four-year baccalaureate degree in mechanical engineering or related discipline from an ABET-accredited or regionally accredited institution. Applicants with an engineering or related degree from a non-ABET accredited institution must also provide official scores from a Graduate Record Exam (GRE) taken within the last five years. The subject test in Mechanical Engineering is optional.

Applicants with other degrees may be granted provisional admission to the program, contingent upon successful completion of stated undergraduate mechanical engineering courses. Please contact the department at grad-admissions@seattleu.edu to discuss your specific circumstances

Transcripts of all post-secondary education institutions attended in the last 90 quarter/60 semester credits of the bachelors degree, including any transfer credits earned during this time, and any post-baccalaureate coursework. Unofficial transcripts can be submitted as part of the application if official transcripts are not available

Minimum GPA of 3.00 calculated from official transcripts of all post-secondary educational institutions attended in the last 90 quarter/60 semester credits of your bachelors degree, including any transfer credits earned during this time, and any post-baccalaureate coursework.

Letter of intent discussing background, interests, and reasons for wanting to pursue a masters degree in mechanical engineering (1-2 pages).

CV or Resume summarizing academic and related work experience, if any, and contact information for two references. 

International Students: International students are required to submit additional materials in order to have their applications evaluated. If English is not the applicant’s native language, official English proficiency scores meeting the university’s entrance requirements. Please visit the International Admissions page for complete information.

Winter Quarter (January): Nov.20 
Spring Quarter (March): Feb.20  
Fall Quarter (September): Aug.20

Application Procedures - Undergraduate

Click Here for Undergraduate - Common application

First-year students apply using the Common Application.

Application Coding: In the online application, students must indicate they are working with Indo Global Studies.

To tag an application for Indo Global Studies, please provide our agency details in the Seattle University application in the ‘General’ page. Please see the screenshot below

 

Application Procedures - Graduate Applicants

Click Here for Graduate Application - Online application


Application Coding: In the online application, students must indicate they are working with Indo Global Studies.

To tag an application for Indo Global Studies, please provide our agency details in the Seattle University application in the ‘International Application Information’ page. Please see the screenshot below.

 

 

Document Submission: Documents should be uploaded directly to the Seattle University application portal.

Note – Please share tagging proof, student details and online application