Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Program
Mechanical engineers are involved in designing, building and testing essentially any product that has movement. With Taylor's well-rounded Mechanical Engineering major, you'll focus on the theory and behavior of mechanical systems.
You'll study fluid mechanics, heat transfer, the dynamics of machinery, and materials used for machine design. Projects are embedded in classes, so you'll be working on big-picture projects, while being mentored by faculty with deep experience in the engineering field.
By integrating innovation and entrepreneurship with engineering, Mechanical Engineering will fully equip you to enter the workforce (or pursue graduate work) in a range of mechanically-oriented disciplines. Mechanical Engineering students often pursue careers in mechanical engineering, automotive and manufacturing engineering, aerospace engineering, materials science, robotics, biomechanics, and prosthetics.
