Master of Science In Mechanical Engineering (MSME)

Our mission is to provide outstanding leadership and contributions in knowledge discovery, student learning, innovation and entrepreneurship, and service to community and profession. Our research strengths include materials and structures, biomechanics, fluid dynamics and more. Our research entities include the Magnetic Resonance Lab and the Montana Engineering Education Research Center. Mechanical Engineers collaborate with engineers from all other disciplines. You may work with electrical engineers on a new generation of computers, civil engineers to create earthquake-resistant buildings, or chemical engineers to advance environmental clean-up. Your skills will be some of the broadest and most adaptable in the engineering profession.

Applicants must present evidence of graduation with a bachelor's degree in engineering with ability to maintain a "B" average. Graduates in other fields may be accepted, but generally these students have to make up background material in certain subject areas.

English Proficiency

Internet-based TOEFL Test (iBT) 80
Paper-based TOEFL Test (PBT) 550
IELTS 6.5
PTE Academic 54

Deadlines:

Regular application for international applicants

Fall Semester: May 1
Spring Semester: September 15