New York University Tandon School of Engineering 3 courses 75 total credits
Mechanical engineers create the physical systems and devices that define modern society β everything from automobiles to air conditioning, robotic parts to power plants, people movers to artificial limbs, and rocket engines to satellites. At the Tandon School of Engineering, we groom our students to become the inventors and innovators of tomorrow. Our PhD in Mechanical Engineering program offers a balanced curriculum that emphasizes the principles behind these designs and approaches. To apply these principles in the field, we make computational and research experience an integral component of our students' studies. We offer students the freedom to choose from 5 distinct areas of specialization: The high faculty-to-student ratio of our program ensures students develop close ties to their instructors and fellow students. This fosters lifelong relationships and a rigorous intellectual community of scholars.
Seminar Requirement
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ME-GY 9990 | Seminar in Mechanical Engineering | 0 |
Qualifying Exam
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| RE-GY 9990 | PhD Qualifying Exam | 0 |
Dissertation
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ME-GY 999X | PhD Dissertation in Mechanical Engineering | 21 |
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