Mechanical Engineering (BS)

With a degree in mechanical engineering from East Texas A&M, you can be better prepared to design, analyze, manufacture, and improve mechanical systems that power modern industries and technologies.

Offered Face-to-Face in Commerce.
4-5 years
126 credit hours
No foreign language credits required

Design and Build the Future

Build a strong foundation for a career in today's evolving technological world through hands-on learning in engineering, physics, mathematics, and design. At East Texas A&M, you'll develop the skills to solve complex mechanical engineering challenges and prepare for careers in industries such as aerospace, manufacturing, energy, robotics, and automotive engineering.

Is this Program a Good Fit for You?

Mechanical Engineering students are typically interested in:

Mechanical system design
Robotics and automation
Manufacturing and product development
Thermodynamics and energy systems

Machine design and mechanics
Fluid mechanics and heat transfer
Computer-aided design (CAD)
Innovation and problem-solving

Career Possibilities

The Mechanical Engineering program at East Texas A&M empowers graduates to pursue careers in product design, manufacturing, energy systems, robotics, automation, aerospace, automotive engineering, and advanced technology industries. With a strong focus on hands-on learning, engineering analysis, and real-world problem-solving, you'll be equipped to innovate and lead in dynamic technical environments.

Take the next step toward your future!

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Internship Opportunities

Internship experience provides the foundation that employers are often looking for. Although not required for your degree, internships are an important part of your educational experience. East Texas A&M students have opportunities to gain practical industry experience through partnerships with engineering firms, manufacturing companies, energy providers, and technology-focused organizations.

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What You Will Learn

After completing challenging, fast-paced coursework, you'll be better prepared for careers in mechanical engineering, manufacturing engineering, design engineering, systems engineering, project engineering, and product development engineering.

Courses to Prepare for Your Career

Foundation courses include engineering mechanics, machine design, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and engineering materials.
Supporting courses include physics, chemistry, advanced mathematics, computer-aided design, and manufacturing processes.