Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering

The bachelor’s degree program provides a professional and application-oriented scientific education and enables students to gain fundamentals of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering, as well as the in-depth knowledge of specific subjects in Mechanical Engineering. Students can use engineering principles, tools, and technologies to identify, formulate and solve engineering problems in mechanical engineering facing the challenges in the future, with the understanding of the impacts in a global and societal context. Students are educated to improve the competence in scientific methodology, research skills, problem-solving, creativity, leadership and communication skills in a multidisciplinary team, and ability to engage in lifelong learning, with a global vision and social responsibility. The curriculum emphasizes fundamental aspects of design, mechanics, materials science, thermal and fluid mechanics, and manufacturing. The program also incorporates courses in electronics, computer programming, automatic control, computer-aided design, research methodology, and multicultural communication. There are also in-depth courses in design and application technologies of vehicle, engine, and energy systems. These courses are taught in theory and also in practice using the experiment and practice platforms in the school of mechanical engineering. The program prepares students to become problem solvers and leaders to contribute to a wide range of industries and businesses, government, and academia. Students will be adaptive learners who continue to grow professionally by obtaining professional registration or certification, or by earning post-graduate degrees.