Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

As a student in the Mechanical Engineering B.S. program at the University of Cincinnati, you will gain knowledge to design, manufacture, and operate machines and mechanical systems that work in a safe and efficient fashion to advance today's society. Students learn to use the principles of force, energy and motion to design, manufacture and operate machines and mechanical systems that work in a safe, efficient, economical and predictable fashion.

At UC College of Engineering and Applied Science (CEAS), it's all about you we strive to help develop you into the person employers want to hire. Throughout your time with us, you will:

Take courses that cover fluid, thermal, structural, and motion design and analysis, kinematics and kinetics of machines, system dynamics and vibrations, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and heat transfer
Customize your experience with more than 600 organizations, including American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Bearcat Motorsports, Robotics Club, BattleBots Club, Bearcat Baja, and more
Build an impressive resume and professional network through our nationally-recognized co-op program at companies such as Toyota Motor Company, Gulfstream Aerospace, Marathon Petroleum, Beckett Gas, Inc., and General Electric.

Official School transcripts.
Official test scores.
Submit letter of recommendation optional.
School Transcript Requirements - All first-year applicants are expected to complete college preparatory education curriculum earning a graduation certificate or diploma that would enable you to apply to university in your home country Examples include your High School Diploma IB Diploma General Certificate of Education GCE Advanced Levels A-Levels General Secondary Education Certificate Indian Standard XII Higher Secondary School Certificate or West African Senior School Certificate.
TOEFL IBT - 79 Overall, 15 Sub-score, 20 Writing, 20 Speaking.
IELTS - 6.5 Overall, 5.5 Sub Score, 6.0 Write, 6.0 Speak.
Cambridge - 176 - Recommended exam - C1 Advanced.
SAT - 480 Evidence-Based Reading & Writing.
PTE - 53.