Mechanical Engineering

专业介绍

The Woodruff School has a challenging graduate program that encompasses advanced study and research leading to the degree of Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering for qualified graduates with backgrounds in engineering, mechanics, mathematics, physical sciences, and life sciences. The graduate coursework is flexible, but the program of study must meet the Woodruff School’s requirements of breadth, depth, and level. Graduate degrees in mechanical engineering can be completed through a combination of studies at Georgia Tech-Lorraine, Joint Program with Stuttgart (see Master of Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering (Undesignated)), via video course offerings, or by attending classes at the Atlanta campus.

The Woodruff School offers a BS/MS program for those students who demonstrate an interest in and ability for additional education beyond the BS degree.

• Students must apply after earning 30 credit hours and are encouraged to apply before 75 earned credit hours, including transfer and AP credit hours.
• Students must have received a grade in COE 2001, Statics, before they apply. 
• Students must complete a minimum of 12-24 credit hours at Georgia Tech, including degree applicable STEM classes.  
• Students have shown appropriate progress towards their degree program.
• Obtained a grade point average (GPA) of 3.5 or higher based on classes taken at Georgia Tech.  Transfer classes are not included.
• For students applying after earning 75 credit hours: All parts of the application must be received before the withdrawal deadline of the first semester you take ME 3057 (ME students) or NRE 4350 (NRE students).  If any parts of the application are received after this time, students must apply to the MS program through the regular process.