Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering - Energy Systems

The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering at Lawrence Tech is designed to help you do just that. You’ll gain the skills and expertise valued by employers and positioned to lead in the field of mechanical engineering. As a mechanical engineer, you understand core areas such as mechanics, dynamics, thermodynamics, materials science, design, structural analysis, and electricity to tackle real-world challenges. You design tools and processes that keep society moving forward. Our curriculum, developed in consultation with industry experts, keeps you up to date with the latest technical advancements while improving your communication skills, essential for your career success. This program prepares you for careers in areas such as: Combustion engines Emissions and energy systems Manufacturing processes and systems Structural analysis Powertrain systems Dynamics, vibrations, thermal sciences, and fluid mechanics Why LTU Study at a university with strong industry connections. Develop skills through a combination of theory and hands-on learning. Find flexible schedules and accelerated options for working professionals.; Timing and Options The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering is a 30-credit-hour program with courses offered in the evenings so that you can complete your degree while working full time. The degree is usually completed in one to two years. Depending on your goals, you can choose: a coursework-only option requiring four core courses and six electives a thesis option requiring four core courses and three electives plus a thesis based on your interests For your core courses, you can choose to focus on solid mechanics or thermal-fluid systems. You can select electives from multiple areas, or concentrate on: Automotive Energy systems Manufacturing Mechatronics Solid mechanics, dynamics and vibration systems Thermal-fluid systems

The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering program was developed for graduates of ABET-accredited undergraduate engineering programs who maintained a 3.0 GPA. Have official transcripts of all college work sent to the Admissions Office to be included in your file. Upload your resume. Provide at least one letter of recommendation (employers and professors are preferred). .0 for graduate students