Stay at the forefront of technology by elevating your expertise in high-demand, specialty fields, such as biomechanics, renewable and sustainable energy, and unmanned systems. Distinguished faculty guide this program, which provides students opportunities to engage with research funded by prominent businesses and organizations. Students can choose to specialize their program of study in any of the four following areas: biomechanics, materials and manufacturing, thermal and fluid sciences, and robotics and controls. This program has a thesis option, non-thesis option and entrepreneurship option. Mechanical engineering is one of the broadest engineering fields according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. This means students find diverse job opportunities after graduation, allowing them to specialize in a specific area or remain more broad in their search.