The University of Minnesota Department of Mechanical Engineering takes an interdisciplinary approach to solving complex challenges in energy, sustainability, and human health.

The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Minnesota is one of the foremost graduate programs in the United States, serving the state and nation as a leading center of …

A degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Minnesota prepares students for rewarding careers in industry and for graduate work — with a 95.8% placement rate.

Integrated degree programs allow students to complete both a bachelor's and master's degree in 5 years. Learn more on the CSE Integrated Degree Programs webpage.

University and Program Information for AEM Graduates (2019-2020) Continuing Education Information

You will learn science and mathematics to provide a foundation for engineering sciences and aerospace design. You will also experience courses that emphasize teamwork and hands-on …

Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering, Associate Professor, History of Science, Technology, and Medicine, Director of Graduate Studies, History of Science, Technology, and …

Students study traditional mechanical engineering areas like thermodynamics, heat transfer, controls, and machine design, as well as specialized topics like bioengineering and particle …

1. Degrees Offered PhD in Mechanical Engineering. The PhD degree requires 36 course credits at the 5xxx and 8xxx levels, and 24 thesis credits (research credits).

Please see below for high level information on the elective requirements within the Mechanical Engineering program, for more detailed information please see the Elective Program Guide