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Engineering: Mechanical

In Person
Campus: Jackson
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Engineer solutions that endure

The Mechanical Engineering concentration at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University spans the breadth of the discipline — including thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, materials, vibrations, and energy conversion. Within an ABET-accredited program grounded in Christian values, students are prepared for careers in industry, manufacturing, research, and graduate study.

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What You'll Study

The Mechanical Engineering concentration develops competency in the principles that govern how physical systems move, transfer energy, and respond to forces — from statics and dynamics to thermodynamics and mechanical design. You'll apply these principles through real design projects that build both analytical skill and engineering judgment.

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Engineering Solutions That Endure and Improve Lives

At Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, mechanical engineering is studied with a sense of wonder at the physical world and a commitment to serving it well. Faculty equip you with deep technical knowledge alongside a Christ-centered formation, preparing you for a career in one of engineering’s most diverse and impactful fields.

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