The master of science in Mechanical Engineering provides students with advanced theoretical knowledge and hands-on technical experience in the areas of energy, mechanical, thermal and fluid systems; and materials, manufacturing and product development. Students may choose an area of focus that enhances knowledge in their current field or allows them to explore a new specialty.
What We Offer
- Project-based courses.
- Immediate hands-on experience.
- Interactive classes and state-of-the-art labs.
- State-of-the-art labs provide students with hands-on experience in:
- Mechatronics.
- Fluid mechanic.
- Robotics and digital design.
- Communications.
- Nanotechnology, micro-electromechanical systems and thin films.
Program Outline
Tuition and Schedule
Each semester’s ME courses can be found on the main university calendar.
Graduate Assistant Positons
A limited number of graduate assistant positons may be available for full-time students. Assistantships provide a unique opportunity in which students work in an academic department while pursuing a master’s degree. Compensation varies by position, but can include tuition assistance and/or room and board.
For more information on application or materials, contact:
Kristin Donati
(800) WILKES-U Ext. 3338
(570) 408-3338
kristin.donati@wilkes.edu
For questions regarding the mechanical engineering program, contact:
Dr. Yong Zhu, Program Coordinator and Associate Professor
Master Program in Mechanical Engineering
(800) WILKES-U Ext. 6034
(570) 408-6034
yong.zhu@wilkes.edu