Build the future in a program engineered to promote your success.
The mechanical engineering master’s program at Stevens gives you an edge in an increasingly competitive profession where a mastery of research, design, production and testing skills is just as important as the next big idea.
This program focuses on techniques that enable the consistent creation of products through a science-based understanding of engineering materials and manufacturing processes and prepares you to solve complex engineering problems, position emerging technologies, lead the development of high-quality products, manage projects and maintain exacting standards in an ever-evolving economy.
Stevens was the first institution in the United States to offer a degree in mechanical engineering. Today, mechanical engineering remains one of its strengths and a continuing source of innovation, training students for leadership positions in the automotive, medical device, additive manufacturing, renewable energy, robotics and automation, power generation and aerospace industries and many others.
The mechanical engineering master's program offers students the option to pursue a dual MBA degree with the Stevens School of Business.
Also, Stevens has professional facilities and faculties for research. That’s why I choose to pursue my master degree at Stevens.
They are knowledgeable and experienced. Therefore, they can always find the best way to help me understand the class materials easily.
I worked with very smart students and experienced professors. They helped me to improve my skills and expand my horizons.
Being able to complete my graduate coursework with my undergraduate work still fresh in my mind has been incredibly helpful.
They are always available to lend guidance and support, and they genuinely care about their students.
I later applied this knowledge in a final project where I created a predictive model of the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
I have come away with increased confidence in my knowledge and feel as though I have gained a better understanding of what it means to be a mechanical engineer.
Mechanical engineering faculty members include highly respected researchers, instructors and innovators who hold patents and have pioneered groundbreaking research in the field of engineering.
Souran Manoochehri’s research interests are in product design, additive manufacturing, and optimization and computational methods.
Damiano Zanotto is interested in physical human-robot interaction in the context of motor rehabilitation and physical assistance, as well as wearable sensors…
Johannes Weickenmeier uses experimental and computational methods to uncover the mechano-bio-chemical behavior of living soft materials with a particular…
Kishore Pochiraju focuses on the advancement of performance, durability and manufacturing science of lightweight materials and structures operating in…
Stevens' nationally renowned research centers discover new possibilities for innovative technology and use engineering solutions to tackle exciting, real-world challenges every day. To learn more about the research focus areas of our faculty members, as well as recent grants, contracts, awards and publications, please visit the Department of Mechanical Engineering homepage.