Mechanical Engineering University of Sharjah

Overview

During the first three semesters, there is a focus on mathematics and basic sciences physics, and chemistry. The following three semesters include courses and labs that are more specialized and closely related to mechanical engineering,   including manufacturing, mechanics of solids, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and thermodynamics.

In the final semesters of their study, students take advanced courses in mechanical engineering, undergo an eight-week practical training, and complete senior design projects.

The Mechanical Engineering program at the University of Sharjah puts what is in the best interest of students, first and foremost. Every little experience the student attains represents a block in the building of a competent, confident, purposeful, problem-solving, competitive, responsible, and conscientious individual. This is accomplished using a curriculum and facilities that conform to the highest of standards, faculty members committed to the academic and personal growth of the student, and an environment that inspires learning and drives creativity.

Program Educational Objectives

• Have a productive career in mechanical engineering or related fields, either in industrial, governmental, research, or academic institutions. 

• Continue to develop their knowledge through lifelong learning opportunities and/or advanced degrees. 

• Contribute to society in a responsible manner through engagement in professional societies and/or community services.