Master of Science in
Mechanical Engineering

Embry-Riddle’s Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering focuses on advanced mechanical systems, preparing graduates to address challenges in energy, transportation, automation and biomechanical applications.

The program at the Daytona Beach Campus offers advanced study in mechanical systems, preparing students to design and implement solutions for industries including aerospace, aviation, automotive, energy and biomedical fields. With access to innovative labs and facilities, hands-on experience supports strong career readiness.

Students can choose a thesis or non-thesis track and complete core courses that blend theory with practical work in electromechanical systems.

Notable Employers of Alumni

  • The Boeing Company
  • Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation
  • General Electric
  • NASA
  • Tesla Motors 

30 credits

Transfer Credit

Estimated Costs

Campuses Offering Degree

  • Daytona Beach, FL

Specializations

 Students have the choice of a broad track or one of three focused tracks, including: 

  • High-performance vehicles
  • Robotics and Autonomous Systems
  • Thermal-fluid systems
  • Materials Research Lab – This lab is equipped to enable advanced materials research, modeling and testing of new materials and structures made from them. Research in this lab studies nano-structured and lightweight aerospace materials and devices.
  • Advanced Vehicles EcoCar Garage – This facility supports vehicle modeling, integration and testing to advance hybrid and electric technology. Researchers and students, including Embry-Riddle’s EcoEagles, use the facility to develop advanced vehicles and compete in the EcoCAR series sponsored by the Department of Energy, General Motors and MathWorks.

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