Mechanical Engineering BSME

Oklahoma State University offers a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) within its College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology. The 4-year undergraduate course is designed to give students a sound foundation in engineering concepts alongside the hands-on problem-solving skills necessary to excel in the field. The program balances the science, mathematics, and engineering foundations with practical experience to equip students for diverse careers in mechanical engineering in industries such as energy, manufacturing, aerospace, and robotics.

Curriculum Design:
Oklahoma State's Mechanical Engineering curriculum combines technical rigor with real-world applicability. The curriculum includes:
• Engineering Fundamentals: Calculus, physics, chemistry, and engineering mechanics courses that establish basic technical competencies.
• Mechanical Systems and Design: Thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, materials science, and mechanical design courses.
• Laboratory and Design Experiences: Laboratories and project courses allowing students to apply theory to real-world engineering problems.
• Senior Design Project: Capstone course where students design in teams to solve a real engineering problem, often in conjunction with industry.

Accreditation:
The BSME program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, which ensures compliance with national standards for education and professional development in engineering.

Campus Location:
Located in Stillwater, Oklahoma, OSU's campus is an active and supportive environment in which to learn. The Mechanical Engineering students are given access to cutting-edge labs, group study areas, and the utilization of top-of-the-line facilities like the Advanced Technology Research Center and the Endeavor Lab.