Solutions That Work

You can do more than just use technology. You can design it. Build it. Bring it to the workplace. Our Mechanical Engineering Technology program requires cooperative education (co-op). Our graduates have a 98 percent placement rate, with salaries among the highest of all UC baccalaureate degrees. How do we do it? The answer lies in a long tradition of combining quality academic instruction with state-of-the-art industrial applications. For additional information about graduate placement and salaries, please go to www.uc.edu/cas/career.

Media Credit: Ty Kuck (from 5/17 News Record) Competition began the week after Expo as the 2007 Mini Baja Car raced in SAE Western Region Competition

Juniors - Register for Senior Seminar!

Current juniors planning to start Senior Seminar in the upcoming academic year are encouraged to log onto http://homepages.uc.edu/met/SeniorPrep/ for the full story and then register early. This course is led by Prof. Laura Caldwell.

Academic Focus

The MET curriculum focuses on design, manufacturing and energy technologies. The academic instruction covers the relevant theory needed in each area with core courses being integrated with extensive laboratory assignments. This combination of hands-on experience with ample academic instruction is the main advantage of the MET curriculum. The MET department takes mechanical design education all the way to the level of technology!

Mini Baja Car debutes at Expo then drives in Competition!

Get their story here! Team Leader Aaron Foulk invites you to click here to view their project web-site. Tech Expo held on May 16 at the Duke Energy Center featured more than a hundred senior projects. You can see some of these and the award winning students by clicking here.

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