World-Class Graduate Education
The Engineering Mechanics (EM) graduate program at The University of Texas at Austin prepares Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy students for continued work in academia and industry. Graduates are equipped to solve technical problems in a wide range of fields, including aerospace, automotive, petroleum, manufacturing and computer engineering, to name a few. Our faculty possess a broad range of expertise in experimental, theoretical and computational mechanics.
For more information on graduate programs at The University of Texas at Austin, including academic employment, please visit the Graduate School website.
Degree Programs
We offer advanced study and research leading to the Master of Science in Engineering degree and the Doctor of Philosophy degree in engineering mechanics. The normal prerequisite for graduate study is a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering mechanics or in a related field of engineering. Graduate study is possible for those with degrees in science or mathematics, but some undergraduate coursework will be needed to make up any deficiencies.
Details about EM graduate degree requirements are available in the EM Graduate Program Handbook.
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Still have questions? Get in touch with a member of our advising team or email us at ase.grad@utexas.edu.
Rui Huang
Engineering Mechanics Program Graduate Advisor
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Tamara Ospina-Vega
Graduate Program Administrator
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