Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Mechanical and Energy Engineering

Develop clean, energy-efficient solutions for modern problems, make technological leaps, and accelerate your education with UNT's Mechanical and Energy Engineering Grad Track program. Mechanical and Energy Engineering prepares students for a green future and the ever-growing fields of energy and sustainability. With a hands-on approach and taught by research focus and experience-driven faculty, undergrads who choose to pursue a degree with Mechanical and Energy will combine fundamentals of mechanical engineering with a specialization on subjects related to energy production, management, and distribution.In our Bachelor's and Master's programs, you'll study the fundamentals and applications of engineering and develop life-long learning skills in a research/project-oriented environment.With small class sizes, you can work closely with distinguished faculty members to solve complex problems faced by businesses and consumers. Our students prepare for engineering careers that solve societal problems, advance technology and improve the quality of life for people everywhere.

UNT's Mechanical and Energy Engineering program is similar to a traditional Mechanical Engineering curriculum, however, UNT's curriculum focuses on energy related courses that target natural energy applications and materials. In their final year, seniors will participate in a Capstone Senior Design project that allows them to solve real-world issues, making meaningful contributions to an existing local business. The mechanical and energy engineering program also teaches students to be responsible industry leaders by giving them a global understanding of the environmental, ethical and societal impacts of the technologies they help develop.

The Grad Track option is an accelerated program for ME, undergraduate students, to earn their BS/MS in 5 years. The student can take a maximum of nine (9) credit hours of graduate courses while the student is completing the BS degree. These credits will be counted towards both the BS and MS degrees.