Mechanical Engineering Combined Degree
Looking for a fast path to a graduate-level education in mechanical engineering? A combined degree from UND is the answer.
There’s no better way to expedite your graduate-level education in mechanical engineering than with a UND combined degree program. A master of engineering degree (M.Eng.) is an ideal degree designed to fast-track your career options in a variety of industries. The UND combined B.S. and M.S. degree program allows you to achieve a graduate-level education quickly and efficiently. Benefit from either program designed to give you real-world experience and problem solving technical skills in mechanical engineering.
- Program type:
- Combined (Major and Master's)
- Format:
- On Campus or Online
- Est. time to complete:
- 5-6 years
- Credit hours:
- B.S./M.S. 158 (thesis option), 160 (non-thesis option) | B.S./M.Eng. 158
Why earn a combined degree in mechanical engineering?
Mechanical Engineering at UND
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UND combined programs allows you the chance to double six credit hours (so they count as twelve).
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Learn how to apply modern engineering principles to the evolving needs of industry and society. Focus your studies in manufacturing, materials science, mechanical design, thermal sciences and aerospace applications.
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Benefit from a program that supports collaborative, multidisciplinary research and learning in a stimulating environment
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Typical working projects include wind tunnel experiments, space hardware design, nanotechnology development, pressure vessel research, coal combustion, agricultural innovations and precision machining.
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Colin Sabie is an Army veteran who found inspiration during his military experience to study mechanical engineering.