Mechanical Engineering New York University

Overview

The Mechanical Engineering course from New York University draw upon courses across an array of disciplines. The liberal arts core provides the intellectual breadth, a “license to learn,” preparing students to thrive in a multicultural globalized world and equipped to learn and adapt quickly in areas that evolve with ever-increasing swiftness.

Students gain a firm grounding across various science and engineering fields that underscore the technical component of an engineering education, but they also draw upon courses across the curriculum to develop an understanding of cultural, political, economic, environmental, and public safety considerations that are integral to engineering solutions. In their engineering courses, students are involved in the design process and the progression of technological inventions from concept through product development and market feasibility.'

Career opportunities:

Mechanical engineers enjoy consistently high salaries, and reliable employment. Emerging topics in mechanical engineering include advanced composite materials, micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS), nanotechnology, biomechanics, and biomedical engineering. Mechanical Engineering graduates will be able to analyze and design systems, components, and processes, and work professionally in both thermal and mechanical systems areas.

NYUAD Mechanical Engineering graduates are employed and studying in countries around the world. This is just a small sample.

Companies

• Judlau Contracting
• Deloitte
• The Mowgli Foundation
• Malawi Space Generation Advisory Council