Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

West Virginia University

Mechanical engineers work individually and in multidisciplinary teams to design and manufacture a wide and diverse range of products that are available in the marketplace today. They use science and mathematics to effectively solve numerous real-life engineering problems to improve quality of life and preserve our environment. Recent graduates have gone on to work in the automotive, natural resource extraction, manufacturing, aviation and military-related industries. Some continue their education with advanced graduate degrees at the master's and doctorate levels. A few pursue medical, law or business post-graduate programs.

Benjamin M Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources