The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) prepares graduates to apply knowledge, creativity, and analytical tools to conceptualize, design, analyze, simulate, prototype, test, and manufacture mechanical, fluid/thermal, and control systems for a wide range of applications that include automotive, biomedical, aerospace, energy, robotics, and manufacturing.
127 Credits to Graduate
The BSME provides combined classroom and laboratory components and will prepare students to work for local, state, and federal governments, biomedical and aerospace fields, manufacturing sectors, consulting firms, the transportation industry, and high-tech and energy sectors.
The B.S. in Mechanical Engineering is accredited by the ABET Engineering Accreditation Commission.
"UVU's mechanical engineering program offered a personalized experience."
"UVU's mechanical engineering program not only allowed me to earn a nationally accredited degree but also offered a personalized experience. My professors knew me by name, took a genuine interest in my learning, and actively supported my goals beyond graduation."
Chris Shober, Mechanical Engineering Program
"Mechanical engineers develop solutions to many of the most pressing challenges."
"Mechanical engineering empowers humans to take the raw materials and sources of energy around us and, using scientific principles and tools, utilize those resources to improve lives — from air travel to consumer products to biomedical devices, in space and in sports, mechanical engineers develop solutions to many of the most pressing challenges and exciting opportunities."
