Graduate Program

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Mechanical Engineering is one of the traditional engineering disciplines and is also at the forefront of modern technological innovations. Stony Brook places a strong emphasis on graduate programs that produce individuals with competent backgrounds in the basic principles and who are prepared for industrial research and development positions, university faculty posts, and leadership roles in government agencies.

Students can choose one of three areas of concentration: mechanical design, solid mechanics, and thermal sciences and fluid mechanics. They can then focus on experimental, analytical, or computational aspect-or any combination of these aspects. Our graduate program is flexible: many graduate courses are offered in the late afternoon or evening and part-time graduate students have no difficulty in selecting these courses to earn their degrees.

NEW ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES CONCENTRATION

The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Stony Brook University has opened a new course of study in Energy Technologies leading to a Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering. ‘Hands on’ laboratory and design experience in the areas of Heat pumps, Insulation, Solar thermal, Photovoltaics, Wind turbines, Fuel cells, and Thermoelectrics, as well as theory –based courses focusing on energy creation, transfer, and storage.

Training Engineers to build a sustainable future  

New Courses:  

Energy Technology Thermodynamics

Energy Technologies Laboratory I

Emerging Energy Technologies

Energy Technologies Laboratory II

Building Energy Dynamics and Technology

HVAC

Degree completion in twelve months. Please contact Prof. Kukta, Graduate Program Director, for application details. There is room only for twenty-four students; apply now. (Preference will be given to full-time MS students.)

Please visit this link for more information:

me.eng.sunysb.edu/ET

Download The Graduate Brochure [1MB pdf]* for the Mechanical Engineering Department or follow the links on the right for more details.

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