Future Undergraduate Students

What will I learn here?

UNT's Mechanical and Energy Engineering program is similar to a traditional Mechanical Engineering curriculum, however, UNT's curriculum focuses on energy related courses that target natural energy applications and materials.

The Mechanical and Energy Engineering Department offers class sizes averaging 50 students, with labs ranging from 15 to 20 students. This allows students to have a more personal working relationship with faculty and classmates with opportunities for collaboration.

Within their first year, students take basic fundamental courses in Math and Science. These courses will lay the foundation for the advanced level classes of the students’ choice. Students will focus on the following areas of study:

• Thermal science, fluid flow, and energy
• Mechanics and materials
• Dynamics, design, and controls
• Environmental impact of energy production and use
• Entrepreneurship

In their final year, seniors will participate in a Capstone Senior Design project that allows them to solve real-world issues, making meaningful contributions to an existing local business. The mechanical and energy engineering program also teaches students to be responsible industry leaders by giving them a global understanding of the environmental, ethical and societal impacts of the technologies they help develop.

• Admissions
  Completing the Undergraduate admission process is an exciting step to your future success here at UNT. The below resources provide the opportunity for you to get started with helpful information and guidance.
  
  

  • Undergraduate & Transfer Admissions
  • International Admissions

  • Transfering to UNT
  • Tuition and Fees

  
  
• Degree Plans
  All undergraduate students should contact their MEE engineering advisor for assistance in building their own unique degree plan. Advisors can ensure that each student receives detailed information regarding requirements and expectations for their respective degree and education path. Students can discuss their degree plan with a MEE engineering advisor.
  
  

  • Example of MEE Degree Plan
  • MEE Curriculum Flowchart
  • MEE Required Courses

  • MEE Elective Courses
  • 2016-2017 Academic Guidebook

  
  

  Degree/Major Change

  If you are an undergraduate student and need to change your degree/major, you can contact the College of Engineering advisors by clicking here or call +1 (940) 565-4201.
• Resources
  As a prospective student here are some resources that will be helpful.
  
  

  • UNT Student Life
  • Student Organizations