2 Year(s)
Program Duration
Masters
Degree Type
1401 (2025)
Program rank
The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Montana, Missoula aims to provide students with rigorous education in advanced mechanical engineering concepts, preparing them for leadership roles in industry and academia. The program emphasizes a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, encouraging students to engage in innovative research projects.
The program offers a robust curriculum that includes both coursework and research opportunities. It prepares students for careers in the mechanical engineering field, with options to specialize in emerging technologies and interdisciplinary fields. Students can expect to develop critical analytical and problem-solving skills along with gaining experience in modern engineering tools and methodologies.
The program requires students to complete a total of 30 credit hours distributed among core courses, electives, and thesis work. Core courses cover advanced topics in thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and material science. Electives offer specialization in areas such as robotics, renewable energy systems, and computational mechanics. A comprehensive thesis component allows students to conduct original research.