Mechanical Engineering

Your engineering degree has placed you in one of the most in-demand professions today.  Great opportunities arise for the top engineers, those skilled in designing the most complex systems.  Trine University's Allen School of Engineering and Technology can give you the additional expertise you need through our one-year Master of Engineering with a major in Mechanical Engineering program.  You'll be better positioned to excel and obtain the level of salary and promotions you desire.

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Increase the value of your bachelor's degree.  We help you do it with just one year of design-based, practice-oriented training in engineering.  All you need is a bachelor of science in the mechanical engineering field or a closely related discipline to be eligible for our one-year Master's of Engineering-Mechanical Engineering program.  Evening and late-afternoon classes accommodate working professionals.

Experience
The Master of Engineering requires 32 semester credit hours beyond the undergraduate program.  The curriculum consists of 18 credits in mechanical engineering, 3 credits in advanced mathematics, 3 credits in business-related coursework, and an 8-credit-hour design project.

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The rapidly changing technologies used by leaders in business, industry, and government require advanced knowledge of design, development and research.  You will create, invent, and apply science using state-of-the-art technology and accomplish this through our one-year program.  It is all part of our mission to educate knowledgeable engineers who are ready to solve today's industrial challenges.

Many states are considering a proposal to require one year of education beyond the bachelor's degree for registration as a Professional Engineer.  With its emphasis on design and practice, the Master of Engineering-Mechanical Engineering degree offers an excellent base for professional registration.

For more info, contact:

Eric Vitz
Director
Trine Virtual Campus
vitze@trine.edu