PhD Mechanical Engineering at University of Minnesota Twin Cities

Coursework and research are offered in advanced and additive manufacturing; bioengineering; combustion; computer-aided design; computer-aided manufacturing; control systems; energy conservation; environmental control; environmental engineering; fluid mechanics; fluid power; heat and mass transfer; machine design; manufacturing engineering; nanoengineering and nanotechnology; particle technology; plasma chemistry; plasma heat transfer; power, propulsion, and applied thermodynamics; solar energy; sprays and multiphase flows; systems dynamics; thermal energy storage; thermal environmental engineering; thermodynamics; transportation; vibration; wind energy; and interdisciplinary finite element methodology.

Faculty: College of Science and Engineering  |  Duration: 5 years / 36 major credits + 24 thesis credits  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Minneapolis, MN, United States

What you will study

Required components: Major Courses, Professional Development, Math Course, Seminar, Electives, Thesis Credits. Courses must be taken on the A-F grade basis, unless only offered S/N. A minimum of 12 course credits at the 8000-level are required (seminar courses may not be included).

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