BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING If your ambitions include designing or building race-cars, rockets or turbo jet engines, look no further than UNH’s Mechanical Engineering program. Mechanical engineering provides a foundation of knowledge in the basic physical sciences, mechanics of solids and fluids, dynamic systems, thermal sciences, materials science, and design. This program is designed for students who want to construct real life solutions for modern day mechanical problems.
Your future If you like to solve problems and enjoy the thrill of seeing your ideas become reality, chances are you would enjoy engineering. Mechanical engineers work in specific fields such as automotive and aerospace industries. Others work in subspecialties spanning numerous industries including fossil fuel, geothermal energy conversion, nuclear, solar, and wind.
Program highlights ■■ UNH Mechanical Engineering program is ranked #100 in the USA by U.S. News & World Report 2016 ■■ The majority of UNH engineering students are involved in internships. The engineering school provides free career and internship advising services ■■ UNH is one of 12 universities with a land, sea and space research grant in the USA ■■ All engineering programs are accredited by the American Board of Engineering and Technology (ABET) ■■ Students can be involved with major engineering clubs; Society of Automotive Engineering (SAE), Robotics Club and Society of Women Engineers as part of the extra-curricular activities
■■ All engineering students must complete a two-semester senior year project. There are more than 15 senior year projects which students can participate in while exploring the curriculum topics in creative ways. The majority of the research projects are funded by NASA. Some of the projects include: -- Formula 1 & Mini Baja SAE Vehicle Design -- FPF Skier and Biker Aerodynamics Force Balance -- NASA Magnetospheric MultiScale Mission TableSat 1C & Tablesat IID -- Remote Controlled Airplane (Aerocats) -- Turbojet Engine -- UNH LunaCats - NASA Lunabotics Mining -- UNH RocketCats - Data Network Deployment
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What will you be studying? ■■ Computer aided engineering ■■ Kinematics and dynamics of machines ■■ Material science ■■ Satellite systems, dynamics, and control ■■ Thermodynamics The mechanical engineering curriculum has two major emphases: ■■ The area of mechanical design involves different types of mechanical motion, including force and energy. This area includes a range of motion forces in small, complex, high-speed machines, such as printers, to the flaps and other control surfaces of large airplane wings.
of building interiors. The curriculum prepares prospective graduates either for more advanced studies or for starting professional engineering careers. It provides a foundation of knowledge in the basic physical sciences, mechanics of solids and fluids, dynamic systems, thermal sciences, materials science, and design.
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Minors Automotive & Aerospace Engineering Students who are interested to study specific courses leading to automotive or aerospace engineering can choose electives and senior year projects.
■■ Energy generation and conversion is grounded in the principles of the thermal and fluid sciences. This area includes diverse applications from gas turbine and rocket engines to environmental control
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Undergraduate pathway High School (Year 12 or equivalent)*
Year 1– Navitas at UNH IUTP: Undergraduate*
Year 2 Sophomore
Year 3 Junior
Year 4 Senior
* Entry into the second year of an undergraduate degree program is dependent upon successful completion of IUTP with the specified subjects and grade point average (GPA). † A recognized and accredited degree will be determined by the admissions department . ‡ Entry into a master’s degree program is dependent upon successful completion of PMP with the specified subjects and grade point average (GPA).
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