Georgia Institute of Technology College of Engineering 9 courses
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.
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