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Degrees

Our curriculum offers students the chance to explore all aspects of this versatile area of study. With concentration areas in design and manufacturing, clean environmental energy engineering, and robotics (just to name a few), undergraduate students at the University of Maryland engage with this discipline to prepare for careers in many different industries.

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Professor Ryan Sochol and undergraduate research assistant Aaman Mengis (B.S. '18) in the Bioinspired Advanced Manufacturing (BAM) Laboratory.

Bachelor of Science

This 120-125-credit degree program offers six areas of concentration that give graduates the breadth and depth of knowledge needed to work in the various fields of mechanical engineering and to continue learning throughout their careers.

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Minor in Nuclear Engineering

This minor is available to all undergraduate students in the A. James Clark School of Engineering. Beyond a minor in nuclear engineering, the Clark School also offers an additional seven minors from global engineering leadership to to technology entrepeneurship.

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Combined B.S./M.S. Program

This accelerated program allows outstanding students to earn both a B.S. and M.S. in five years of study. Students completing this program will have a minimum of 146 credit hours.