Mechanical Engineering for Real‑World Impact
Embry-Riddle's Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (MSME) focuses on the advanced study of mechanical systems, enabling graduates to tackle critical challenges in energy, transportation, automation and bio-mechanical systems. You'll learn in an environment shaped by the needs of industries that demand precision, innovation and reliability.
This graduate program emphasizes hands-on learning, applied research and collaboration with experienced faculty who have industry backgrounds. Embry-Riddle’s industry partnerships and strong reputation in aerospace and engineering fields can position you well for leadership roles, specialized technical careers or further doctoral study.
Program Details
Offered at the Daytona Beach Campus
The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, housed in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at our Daytona Beach Campus, gives you the choice of a broad concentration (General Mechanical Engineering) or one of three specific areas of concentration, which are:
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High-Performance Vehicles
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Robotics and Autonomous Systems
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Thermal-Fluid Sciences
You can opt for a thesis or nonthesis track while engaging in core courses that balance theory and practical application of electro-mechanical systems. Research activities are supervised by experienced faculty in state-of-the-art labs, providing ample opportunities for professional growth.
Participation in a professional organization provides greater opportunities for mentorship and collaborative research. The and the are represented on our campus.
The Department of Mechanical Engineering also offers an accelerated program to well-qualified students, offering the chance to begin graduate work for an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering while finishing a B.S in Mechanical Engineering at Embry-Riddle. Details about Program Educational Outcomes, Student Learning Outcomes and Enrollment Data can be found on our Mechanical Engineering page.
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Credits30
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Methods of Study
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Career Opportunities
As industries from aerospace to manufacturing continue to innovate, professionals with advanced mechanical engineering skills are needed to design, analyze and improve the machines and systems that keep technology moving forward.
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