Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Bring ideas to life with a Mechanical Engineering degree that prepares you to tackle real-world challenges in energy, transportation, medicine, and national defense. Through hands-on experience in robotics, material science, and fluid dynamics, you’ll develop the technical expertise and problem-solving skills that make mechanical engineers in high demand. You can also specialize in energy systems or biomedicine, opening doors to careers in engineering, IT, consulting, finance, law, or even medical school. With access to cutting-edge labs and expert faculty, you’ll be ready to innovate and lead in a rapidly evolving world. Experiential Learning From day one, mechanical engineering students put theory into practice through hands-on labs, machine shop experience, and real-world projects. You’ll build a strong foundation in math, science, and physics while preparing for careers in industries like aerospace, robotics, and biomedical engineering. By graduation, you can: Design and build innovative solutions through a yearlong senior design project with industry partners or cutting-edge vehicle teams. Gain real-world experience through internships with top companies like Caterpillar, Deere & Co., and Siemens. Conduct faculty-mentored research, tackling real engineering challenges. Develop leadership and technical skills in organizations like the BU Motorsports Club, Engineers Without Borders, and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Collaborate with business students to explore the intersection of engineering and entrepreneurship. Apply your skills to community-driven projects like Habitat for Humanity designs.

High School Transcript - Official or unofficial transcript showing your complete academic record throughout secondary school. Proof of English language proficiency or waiver qualification. Depending on where you attend secondary school, you may also be required to submit relevant exam scores (WAEC, GCES, etc.) in addition to your transcripts or mark sheets.