Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering is a Bachelor program taught at Antioch University - Seattle, USA. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time options.

Mechanical Engineering studies the interactions of components, power, and information. The program covers design and analysis using mechanics and motion, thermodynamics and fluids, materials and structures, and control. It is described as a broad-based foundational major with flexibility to focus on areas such as fatigue/fracture mechanics and failure analysis, and on building and using materials such as composites and ceramics.

The program includes a suggested course sequence across four degree years, with courses such as Mech Engr 220, Mech Engr 312, Mech Engr 350, and Mech Engr 460. A sample course list includes Mechatronics (Robotics), Sustainable Energy, Automotive Systems Analysis for the Engineer, and Aerospace Composite Materials. It is associated with Air Force job assignments and may support graduate school or medical school options for top cadets.

Modules

• Mech Engr 220
• Mech Engr 312
• Mech Engr 350
• Mech Engr 205
• Engr 346
• Law 220
• Soc Sci 311
• ECE 315
• Mech Engr 491
• Mech Engr 460
• Mech Engr Opt I
• Mech Engr opt II

The minimum requirements for admission in Mechanical Engineering at Antioch University - Seattle for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:

• program specific academic requirment set by Antioch University - Seattle.
• English Language OR any other language requirments as set by Antioch University - Seattle as pre-requiste for admission in Mechanical Engineering.

Note: Please check the university website in the link below.

Please check detail of study units at https://www.usafa.edu/academic/mechanical-engineering/

• 62EX – Developmental Engineer
• 11EX – Test Pilot
• 12EX – Flight Test Combat Systems Officer
• 62EXF – Flight Test Engineer
• 13MX – Airfield Operation
• 61AX – Operations Research Analyst
• 21AX – Aircraft Maintenance
• 21RX – Logistics Readiness
• 32EX- Civil Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering Industries – Aerospace, automotive, chemical, construction, defense, electronics, materials and metals, pharmaceuticals, and more.

80 fully funded scholarships are listed for USA. See USA scholarships.