Mechanical engineering, in combining a variety of disciplines like physics and materials science, is concerned with the development, application and management of machines. With the planning and development of machines themselves, mechanical engineers often work on issues related to energy, which include low-cost energy conversion from natural resources and managing energy systems, machines, and resources. Outside of energy, mechanical engineers also deal with the design and production of automated machines, as well as the processing of materials into the commercial and industrial products of tomorrow.

As a graduate, you will be equipped with the skills necessary for successful professional practice or advanced studies. Many students are offered employment by industry leaders even before they graduate. Employment opportunities exist in a multitude of areas including: Mechanical and Systems design Manufacturing CAD/CAM Production Management