Department of Mechanical Engineering
How This Department Is Related to Transportation
Mechanical engineering is involved in most technological activities of society and dominates many, including automotive, environmental and pollution control systems, transportation and materials handling, and many more. Mechanical engineers may be engaged in design, development, research, testing, and other areas. Programs are offered both through the Twin Cities and Duluth campuses. In the Twin Cities, graduate degrees in industrial engineering can be obtained with an emphasis in transportation.
Applicable Degrees and Programs Offered:
Twin Cities:
- B.M.E. (Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering)
- M.S.I.E. (Master of Science in Industrial Engineering)
- M.S.M.E. (Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering)
- Ph.D.-Industrial Engineering
- Ph.D.-Mechanical Engineering
Duluth:
- B.S.I.E. (Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering)
- B.S.M.E. (Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering)
- M.S.E.M. (Master of Science in Engineering Management)
For More Information
To find out more about the programs and courses offered, contact the department as listed below:
Twin Cities:
Department of Mechanical Engineering
1100 Mechanical Engineering Building
111 Church St. S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55455
612-625-0705
www.me.umn.edu
Duluth:
Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
105 Voss-Kovach Hall
1305 Ordean Court
Duluth, MN 55812
218-726-6161 (undergraduate)
218-726-8117
ie.d.umn.edu
Helpful Links
- Careers in Transportation, a free listing of current transportation-related job postings provided by CTS
- University of Minnesota Registration, information about finding and registering for University of Minnesota courses