University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign The Grainger College of Engineering 3 courses
for the degree of Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering (on campus & online) The MEng in Mechanical Engineering is a coursework-based, non-thesis program that provides advanced knowledge and experiential opportunities beyond that of a bachelor’s degree. Students may choose to design their curriculum around six tracks of study: Design & Mechanics, Manufacturing, Controls & Robotics, Fluid & Thermal Sciences, Energy, and Biomechanics, or they may create a customized plan of study, taking classes from more than one track. Students will receive guidance from an academic advisor when selecting their courses.
Professional Development Coursework
Select from the following: TE 401, TE 450 , TE 460 , TE 461 , TE 466 , TE 498 , TE 510 , TE 565 , TE 566 , TE 567 , TE 598.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ENG 572 | Professional Practicum | 1-8 |
| ENG 573 | Capstone Project | 1-8 |
| ME 597 | Independent Study | 1-4 |
| Total Professional Development Coursework | 4-8 credits | |
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