UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN–MADISON · UNITED STATES
Engineering Mechanics, MS
Master's · Taught in en
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Master's
Level
- 30 creditsMinimum Credit Requirement
- 16 creditsMinimum Residence Credit Requirement
- 15 creditsMinimum Graduate Coursework Requirement
- 3.00 GPAOverall Graduate GPA Requirement
The University of Wisconsin-Madison offers a Master of Science (MS) in Engineering Mechanics through the Department of Mechanical Engineering. This program is designed for students interested in contemporary theoretical and applied mechanics, allowing for personalized study plans under the guidance of a major professor. Students can choose between two distinct options: a traditional research-focused MS with a thesis, suitable for those with an undergraduate background in mechanics, or an accelerated, coursework-only Aerospace Engineering option focusing on advanced mechanics topics relevant to the aerospace field.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the degree options for the MS in Engineering Mechanics?
- The MS in Engineering Mechanics offers two options: a traditional research-focused MS with a thesis, and an accelerated, coursework-only Aerospace Engineering option.
- What is the minimum credit requirement for the MS in Engineering Mechanics?
- The program requires a minimum of 30 credits to graduate. This includes a minimum of 16 residence credits and 15 graduate coursework credits.
- What GPA is needed to complete the MS in Engineering Mechanics?
- Students must maintain an overall graduate GPA of 3.00 to successfully complete the program.
- Where can I find information on tuition and fees?
- Information regarding tuition and fees is available from the Bursar's Office. Additional funding resources like assistantships and fellowships may be available, and you should consult the Graduate School and the program for details.
- How do I apply to the MS in Engineering Mechanics as an international student?
- International students should apply through either the Research or Aerospace Engineering named option. It is recommended to consult the Graduate School admissions website and the Mechanical Engineering department's graduate program handbook for detailed procedures and required documents.
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Tuition (international)Please refer to the Bursar's Office for current tuition and fees.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the Bursar's Office for current tuition and fees.
LivingNot specified. Refer to the Bursar's Office for information on tuition and fees.
Information regarding tuition and fees is available from the Bursar's Office. Additional funding resources may include assistantships, fellowships, traineeships, and financial aid. Consult the Graduate School and the specific program for details.
Frequently asked questions
What are the degree options for the MS in Engineering Mechanics?
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The MS in Engineering Mechanics offers two options: a traditional research-focused MS with a thesis, and an accelerated, coursework-only Aerospace Engineering option.
What is the minimum credit requirement for the MS in Engineering Mechanics?
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The program requires a minimum of 30 credits to graduate. This includes a minimum of 16 residence credits and 15 graduate coursework credits.
What GPA is needed to complete the MS in Engineering Mechanics?
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Students must maintain an overall graduate GPA of 3.00 to successfully complete the program.
Where can I find information on tuition and fees?
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Information regarding tuition and fees is available from the Bursar's Office. Additional funding resources like assistantships and fellowships may be available, and you should consult the Graduate School and the program for details.
How do I apply to the MS in Engineering Mechanics as an international student?
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International students should apply through either the Research or Aerospace Engineering named option. It is recommended to consult the Graduate School admissions website and the Mechanical Engineering department's graduate program handbook for detailed procedures and required documents.