Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering

The University of St. Thomas has cultivated a rich tradition of intellectual inquiry and ethical leadership. At the heart of the St. Thomas experience is a dedication to holistic education, where students are not only equipped with knowledge and skills but also encouraged to explore their ethical and moral responsibilities. St. Thomas offers a diverse range of undergraduate and graduate programs across multiple disciplines, all underscored by a rigorous curriculum and a supportive learning environment. The university prides itself on fostering a tight-knit community where faculty, staff, and students collaborate to address real-world challenges. This emphasis on community extends beyond the campus, with St. Thomas actively contributing to the betterment of society through service-learning initiatives and partnerships with local organizations. As a beacon of intellectual inquiry and social responsibility, the University of St. Thomas stands as a testament to the transformative power of education.

The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering is a hands-on, industry-oriented and career-focused program that blends theory and research with practical engineering fundamentals to prepare you to succeed in this increasingly autonomous and interconnected world. Mechanical engineers research, design, and manufacture an ever-growing list of products that can range from life-saving medical devices that measure brain activity and insulin levels, rocket propellants and smart clothing sensors for autistic children all the way to solar water purification systems and autonomous vehicles. The University of St. Thomas School of Engineering is consistently ranked in the top 50 undergraduate engineering schools in the country by US News and World Report. Your St. Thomas Mechanical Engineering journey consists of a hands-on, experiential learning in small groups facilitated by faculty with real-word experience. You will apply your curiosity and creativity to enhance your understanding of topics in mechanics, energy and thermal systems, manufacturing, materials, and electro-mechanical devices. At the same time, you will get a strong foundation in the liberal arts to cultivate critical thinking, oral and written communication and problem-solving skills that will accelerate your path, whether you plan to go into industry or further your academic studies after graduation.