Mechanical Engineering

Department of Mechanical Engineering

The undergraduate curriculum is broadly based to accommodate a variety of career goals. Students take a core of required courses in engineering, the humanities, mathematics and science, as well as supplementary elective courses. These courses introduce basic engineering science and design concepts and provide students with the opportunity to develop specific career interests.

While completing the mechanical engineering baccalaureate degree, our graduates acquire important skills; they become able to communicate effectively; design mechanical systems; and conduct independent study to obtain or develop technical information they themselves require to know. In addition, they become prepared to pursue further professional study in mechanical engineering or related areas, or in medicine, business or law.

Degrees Offered: B.S.
Minor available? Yes

More information: coeweb.engr.unr.edu/me/prospective_undergrad.html

College of Engineering

The College of Engineering provides a place to discover, to learn, to develop, and to advance to the highest levels of academic, research or professional achievement. Our curricula at the undergraduate and graduate levels are designed to prepare students for careers of service, leadership, and distinction in their chosen field.

Providing a solid foundation in science and fundamentals, the College of Engineering offers engineering degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
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