Masters in Mechanical Engineering
Program Details
Degree
Master of Engineering, Master of Science, or Dual-Degree MBADepartment
Mechanical EngineeringAvailable
On campusGain the expertise in research, design, production and testing you need to set yourself apart in the increasingly competitive mechanical engineering field.
Whether you plan to pursue a terminal degree or advance your career in industry, the Stevens mechanical engineering master’s program will point you toward success.
At Stevens—the first institution in the country to offer a mechanical engineering degree—you’ll develop both fundamental knowledge in basic concepts and a science-based understanding of current and emerging/future technologies and applications spanning the broad mechanical engineering discipline. You’ll work with expert faculty who will train you to position emerging technologies, lead high-quality product development and manage projects with exacting standards.
When you graduate, you’ll be ready to thrive in the automotive, medical device, additive manufacturing, renewable energy, robotics and automation, power generation and aerospace industries—among many others.
Hone your leadership skills while deepening your technical knowledge in a dual master's degree program with the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science and the Stevens School of Business.
This master's program offers you the option to pursue a dual MBA degree with the Stevens School of Business.
The Stevens Advantage
Stevens’ Hoboken, N.J., location boasts easy access to both Manhattan and the New Jersey innovation corridor, offering students ample opportunities for collaboration, networking and eventual employment opportunities. You can also pursue a dual degree track, earning an MBA from the Stevens School of Business as you complete your mechanical engineering master’s program.
Advantages to the Mechanical Engineering Program
Customizable curriculum
Seven concentration options
One year fast-tracked master's program option
Research credit available
Thesis and no-thesis options
Evening and online courses available
Curricular Practical Training (CPT) available for international students
Mechanical Engineering Concentrations
Manufacturing
Medical Devices
Micro/Nano Systems
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Product Design
Robotics & Control
Thermal, Fluids, Energy
Mechanical Engineering Careers
The mechanical engineering master's program develops in-demand knowledge and skills to put you on track for career success in a variety of roles like:
Mechanical Engineer
Design Engineer
Project Engineer
Control and Instrumentation Engineer
Aerospace Engineer
Automotive Engineer
Companies Hiring Mechanical Engineers:
Picatinny Arsenal, Stryker, General Electric (GE), Becton Dickinson, Raytheon Technologies, PSEG
A Tech Forward Education
The master’s curriculum has given me the opportunity to develop real world skills through project-based learning. In my modeling and simulation class I learned how to use industry-standard software to model and simulate real world scenarios. I later applied this knowledge in a final project where I created a predictive model of the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Carolyn Pontoriero
Mechanical Engineering Graduate
Professors in Mechanical Engineering communicated with us all the time, everything was explained perfectly and they made the classes interesting. They are knowledgeable and experienced. Therefore, they can always find the best way to help me understand the class materials easily.
Jiaqi Lu
Mechanical Engineering Graduate
Stevens has professional facilities and faculties for research. That’s why I chose to pursue my master degree at Stevens. In addition, as the first institution in the United States to offer a degree in mechanical engineering, Stevens still has a great ranking in mechanical engineering.
Jiaqi Lu
Mechanical Engineering Graduate
I chose to pursue this program at Stevens because it allowed me to take advantage of the Accelerated Master’s Program and finish my degree only two semesters after graduating with my bachelor’s degree. Now I have come away with increased confidence in my knowledge and feel as though I have gained a better understanding of what it means to be a mechanical engineer.
Carolyn Pontoriero
Mechanical Engineering Graduate
The master’s curriculum has given me the opportunity to develop real world skills through project-based learning. In my modeling and simulation class I learned how to use industry-standard software to model and simulate real world scenarios. I later applied this knowledge in a final project where I created a predictive model of the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Carolyn Pontoriero
Mechanical Engineering Graduate
Professors in Mechanical Engineering communicated with us all the time, everything was explained perfectly and they made the classes interesting. They are knowledgeable and experienced. Therefore, they can always find the best way to help me understand the class materials easily.
Jiaqi Lu
Mechanical Engineering Graduate
School of Engineering & Science Career Outcomes
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