Doctor of Philosophy with Major in Mechanical Engineering
The degree of Doctor of Philosophy with major in Mechanical Engineering is conferred on a candidate by the University upon completion of comprehensive training and in recognition of the candidate's ability to independently and efficiently pursue research in mechanical engineering. The requirements for the degree include the performance of original research, the preparation of a dissertation describing this research, and systematic advanced studies in engineering and the underlying sciences. This section discusses the details of the degree regulations.
- Admission Requirements
- Transfer Credits
- Core Course Requirements
- Options for Program Emphasis
- Course Load
- Supervisory Committee
- Plan of Study and Admission to Candidacy
- Program Requirements
- BS to PhD Program for Outstanding Students
- General Exam 1
- General Exam 2
- Dissertation and Progress Reviews
- Residency Requirements
- Degree Requirements
- PhD Program Checklist (pdf)