The Mechanical Engineering program at Applied Science University provides students with a solid foundation in engineering principles and essential skills to tackle real-world challenges. 

The program totals 160 credits, of which 77 are core departmental courses covering key areas in applied mechanics and thermal sciences, including Thermodynamics, Fluid Dynamics, Heat Transfer, Internal Combustion Engines, HVAC, and Hydraulic and Thermal System Design. Applied courses, such as Strength of Materials, Machine, Theory of Machines, Vibration, Design, and Manufacturing. Students may select nine elective credits from a variety of topics, including Renewable Energy, Power Plants, Aircraft Dynamics, Artificial Intelligence Applications in Mechanical Engineering, Electric and Hybrid Vehicles, and others. Supported by laboratory work and hands-on projects, this curriculum ensures students gain both a solid theoretical understanding and practical experience, equipping them to meet the demands of various industries.

Career Pathways 

​Graduates of the Mechanical Engineering program at Applied Science University are prepared for a comprehensive range of roles across all stages of product development, from research and conceptual design to detailed analysis, development, and implementation. This breadth of preparation allows graduates to participate in every aspect of bringing products to life. Graduates of the Mechanical Engineering program are well-suited for diverse career paths across industries. They may pursue positions in sectors like: 

1. Automotive

2. Aerospace

3. Manufacturing

4. Energy/Renewable Energy

5. Construction

6. Robotics

7. Power generation

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