Mechanical Engineering (B.S.)

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Earn your Bachelor of Science in

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineers affect design at every level of energy production systems. To prepare for a wide variety of applications, learn to base your design on engineering fundamentals, analyze your ideas using industry standard tools, build prototypes and test your designs for performance.

Our 'Design, Analyze, Build, and Test' philosophy will be the foundation of your career, making you well-suited for industrial jobs, governmental positions or as a researcher in graduate school.

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Mechanical engineering allows me to hit any field from any angle. I want to work with renewable energy sources to help those in need.
Giselle O. Passaic County, NJ

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In my first year, I got in the projects lab and started using different machines, which in other schools, you wouldn’t look at until your senior design project.
Brittney N. Morris County, NJ

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I like the class size, affordability and education Rowan provides. It has a project-based learning approach, which easily stands out.
Jason F. Camden County, NJ

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Mechanical engineering tends to be associated with cars or engines, but the possibilities of work are endless. You’re in no way tied down to any one field of work.
Morgan D. Gloucester County, NJ