Mechanical Engineering Technology Colleges

Arizona State University

• Arizona State University's undergraduate Mechanical Engineering Technology programs are part of the College of Technology and Innovation on the university's Polytechnic campus located in Mesa. In addition to general Mechanical Engineering Technology bachelor's degrees, students can also choose among concentrations in automotive, aeronautical or automation technology. ASU's Mechanical Engineering Technology program emphasizes practical learning experiences. Laboratories and industry projects help prepare program graduates for careers in design, development and manufacturing as well as other types of mechanical engineering. In addition to the program's required coursework, Mechanical Engineering students are required to take core general education courses, including Calculus for Engineers I.

  Arizona State University
  7001 E. Williams Field Rd.
  Mesa, AZ 85212
  480-727-3278
  asu.edu

Northeastern University

• Located in Boston, Massachusetts, Northeastern University offers bachelor's degree studies in Mechanical Engineering in its Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. The program's curriculum focuses on applied mechanics, thermofluids engineering and materials science, culminating in a year-long senior project. Students take basic mathematics and science courses, in addition to various topics in engineering, such as engineering design and mechanics of materials. The program is recognized by the Engineering Accreditation Commission.

  Northeastern University
  360 Huntington Ave.
  Boston, MA 02115
  617-373-2000
  northeastern.edu

Florida Institute of Technology

• The Florida Institute of Technology is located in Melbourne in the eastern part of the state. Each of the Institute's engineering departments is housed within the College of Engineering. In addition to programs in engineering specializations, such as civil and chemical engineering, the college has a Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering department that offers several degree programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. While bachelor's degree students take courses in general chemistry and mechanical vibrations, master's degree candidates choose from four different specializations, each of which requires 30 credit hours. The Institute also offers a Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering.

  Florida Institute of Technology
  150 W. University Blvd.
  Melbourne, FL 32901
  321-674-8000
  fit.edu