Doctoral candidates Jomah Alzoubi and Md Shahriar Ali and their …
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineering at the UWM’s College of Engineering & Applied Science prepares you to design, build, and improve the systems that shape modern life. From advanced manufacturing and robotics to energy systems, healthcare technologies, and smart materials, UWM mechanical engineers tackle real-world challenges with real impact.
At UWM, you’ll learn by doing. Students at our R1 university gain hands-on experience through state-of-the-art labs, undergraduate research, internships, and industry-connected projects. Faculty bring industry expertise and cutting-edge research into the classroom, giving you practical skills alongside a strong engineering foundation.
Located in Wisconsin’s largest city, UWM offers direct access to a powerful network of employers, startups, and research partners. These connections create opportunities for paid internships, co-ops, and career placement—often before graduation.
Whether your goal is to enter industry, pursue graduate study, or innovate as an entrepreneur, UWM’s mechanical engineering program equips you with the technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and professional experience to succeed in a rapidly evolving world.
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