Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering (ME) is the design, manufacturing, analysis, and maintenance of mechanical systems.
Mechanical Lab
Students learn to identify and apply techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.
Mechanical Engineering Classroom
Mechanical engineering students learn in an interactive classroom setting where a hands-on education is required in tandem with formal lectures detailing advanced concepts and theories of engineering problems.
Department of Mechanical Engineering
The Mechanical Engineering department at UWF will give you a unique, hands-on experience that will prepare you to be a leader in an engineering career or graduate studies. We are a student-focused department that offers many opportunities for experiential learning.
Why should you choose UWF Mechanical Engineering?
You probably know that engineering is a great field to get into - for excellent starting salaries and numerous career opportunities. But you may not know that UWF offers several ways to get ahead. Employers are looking for students with real design experience, practical skills, and the ability to communicate effectively. Our enterprise program combined with our new curriculum will help you stand out in the crowd.
Two Campus Locations
We are one program in two locations: Pensacola and Fort Walton Beach. Both locations have equivalent labs and all courses are transmitted between the two sites. No matter which location you choose you will not be just a number. We will know you as a person and work with you to help you achieve your professional goals.
News
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Research Opportunities
Our faculty are active in research alongside undergraduate mechanical engineering students. We have many opportunities to participate in research both during the regular school year and in the summer. Please contact Dr. Michael Reynolds to learn more about research in Mechanical Engineering.
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