Master en Ingénierie Mécanique

Master the mechanics of artificial and natural engineering processes, and learn to guide a product from an idea to the marketplace in the Mechanical Engineering Master of Science in the College of Engineering. Gain an advanced understanding of engineering concepts from mechanics to alternative and renewable energy to materials engineering. You’ll also develop a working knowledge of materials and technology used in mechanical engineering.

Engineering Opportunities

Temple University’s College of Engineering has been providing students with a quality, affordable engineering education for over 50 years. Our renowned faculty are on the cutting-edge of research, publishing in numerous peer-reviewed journals and receiving grants from prestigious funding sources such as the U.S. Army, the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, and various private funding sources. The college is located on Temple University's main campus in Philadelphia, a city at the forefront of science and technology. Temple University students benefit from being a part of one of the largest, most diverse, and comprehensive public research institutions in the United States.

Our flexible master's programs allow students to tailor their education to their academic and professional interests and offers collaborative opportunities with each department at the College of Engineering as well as other Temple schools and colleges such as the College of Science and Technology, the College of Public Health, the Fox School of Business, and the Katz School of Medicine.

Dean's Message

It is with tremendous pride that I serve as Dean of the College of Engineering during this time of continued growth and opportunity for the College and our students.

Along with rising in rankings, the College is building on our reputation of providing a great education through collaborative faculty research, experiential learning, our growing alumni network, and innovative Senior Design projects. From miniature medical device technologies to blasting off into the ionosphere or taking care of our own planet here at home, Temple engineers truly are the architects of the future.

Remarkable things go on every day in and around our building on Norris Street. The world outside will always demand more engineers, and we will continue to ensure that our Owls can not only step into that world but lead it.

I look forward to continuing to serve and strengthen this College as we continue on our trajectory of great accomplishments. We hope you will join us.

Keya Sadeghipour

Dean

Temple College of Engineering