Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Mecanical Engineering/ Master of Science in Engineering in Mechanical Engineering

The BSEMSE program in Mechanical Engineering provides undergraduate students with a structured pathway to an advanced degree. By integrating coursework, the program enables students to earn both degrees while potentially reducing the overall credit requirement by 16 compared to pursuing them separately.Each degree is conferred independently upon completion, with designated courses from the BSE program recognized toward the MSE degree once the undergraduate degree has been awarded.

All requirements of the Mechanical Engineering (BSE) or the Electrical Engineering (BSE) program, with the exception that the student elects 16 credits in AUE, EGR or MEE courses at the graduate level instead of at the undergraduate level, so the courses apply toward both BSE and MSE programs. Grades of B (3.0) or higher are required in these graduate courses.