The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Michigan-Dearborn offers the Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree in the field of Mechanical Engineering in its undergraduate program.

The Program Educational Objectives are:

1. Our graduates will be successfully employed in engineering or other related industries and will advance in their professional fields.

2. Our graduates will possess adequate technical skills and knowledge for identifying, formulating and developing innovative solutions to mechanical engineering problems using modern engineering techniques and tools.

3. Our graduates will engage in life-long learning through graduate studies and/or professional development activities.

4. Our graduates will effectively communicate technical information and apply mechanical engineering solutions with strong social and ethical responsibility.

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Program Requirements
Sample Sequence of Courses for Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Program Flyer (pdf)

The Department of Mechanical Engineering, in collaboration with the other Departments of the College of Engineering and Computer Sciences and the Department of Natural Sciences offers the program in Bioengineering. The educational curriculum of the program is designed to provide broad fundamental education and strong design and analysis skills in applications of engineering principles to living systems and their environment. The graduates of the program are technically skilled and socially responsible engineers prepared for immediate professional employment in various areas of biomedical technology as well as for pursuing advanced degrees in engineering, medicine, or science.

Program Requirements
Affiliated Faculty
Sample Sequence of Courses for Bioengineering
Bioengineering Program Flyer (pdf)