The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering program at Western New England University is designed to equip students with advanced skills to address evolving technological challenges in areas like sustainability and production. The program offers concentrations in Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics, catering to both full-time and part-time students. It emphasizes independent research, project management, and practical application of theoretical knowledge. This master's degree is ideal for individuals seeking to deepen their expertise, innovate future technologies, and enhance their career prospects. Graduates are prepared to meet current industry demands and contribute to advancements that improve quality of life. The curriculum focuses on developing sophisticated problem-solving abilities and practical research experience.
ABET accreditation is mentioned as a requirement for undergraduate degrees; it is not explicitly stated if the Master's program itself is accredited.
Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree in mechanical engineering from an accredited institution, with a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Other related disciplines are considered on a case-by-case basis.
GRE scores are recommended for candidates whose undergraduate degree is not accredited by ABET. Scores must be from the past five years.
Prospective students should complete and submit the online graduate application form, along with official academic transcripts from all previously attended higher education institutions. GRE scores may also be required.
The program requires 30 credits, starting with 12 core credits. After completing the core, students can choose between an all-course option, a project option (including a final project), or a thesis option.
Tuition fees for both home and international students are not specified directly in the provided information. Please refer to the university's official 'View our current tuition rates' link for up-to-date information.