REU Participant Explains His Summer Research Project to Professor Dave Field at the 2011 REU Poster Session
Education is more than just textbooks and theories in the School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering (MME).
upcoming speakers:
- August 29, 2013 ; Fall Symposia begins;
View entire symposia schedule
- Michael R. Kessler, PhD, Selected as New Director for MME
- David Field Named 2013 Fellow of ASM International
- WSU unmanned aerial vehicle's first flight
- CEA Awards Announced
- GPSA Awards MME Graduate Students and Professor Katie Zhong
WSU Mechanical Engineering Statewide:
Our mechanical engineering program is available at four locations in the state of Washington, on our main Pullman campus, on our Tri-Cities branch campus in Richland, at our campus in Bremerton at Olympic College, and our campus in Everett at the University Center of North Puget Sound. Both the Pullman and Tri-Cities campuses offer the full WSU four year BS program along with post graduate degree programs. At Bremerton and Everett we offer the upper division BS courses and students utilize local community colleges for the lower division courses transferring to WSU to complete their BS programs. You may follow these links to learn more about the MME programs on all of our campuses:
- Main Pullman Campus Academics Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science and Engineering
- WSU Tri-Cities Campus ME
- WSU ME Bremerton at Olympic College
- WSU ME Everett at University Center of North Puget Sound
In our classrooms and laboratories future engineers study Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering face to face with MME's world-class faculty. The educational programs are all capped off with industry sponsored real world design problems, resulting in working prototypes designed and constructed by interdisciplinary teams of student engineers. Students also have the opportunity to work on leading edge research, presenting and publishing research results along with our world-class research faculty.
The School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering has an active research faculty, conducting research over a wide range of topics. The School supports the vast majority of graduate students to conduct their research. Many graduate students are also supported in the research Institutes, Laboratories, and Centers associated with the school.
In addition to the required course work, many of the soon to be engineers apply their new knowledge and leadership skills participating in School sponsored real world design and construction projects, competing in world wide competitions, including Formula SAE and Design/Build/Fly.
Explore our web site to learn about our School and the many opportunities available statewide in MME at WSU.