Program: Mechanical and Energy Engineering with a concentration in Energy Systems, MS - University of North Texas

Apr 08, 2025

2021-2022 Graduate Catalog

The Master of Science with a major in mechanical and energy engineering and a concentration in energy systems requires 33 semester credit hours of course work and does not require a thesis.

Admission to the program

Admission requirements may be found on the Department of Mechanical Engineering page in this catalog.

Degree requirements

The student must complete 33 semester credit hours of course work as follows and maintain at least a B average for all graduate courses.

Required core courses, 18 hours

The student must take the following six core courses:

Electives, 15 hours

Five courses chosen from the following list. Other relevant courses may be taken with approval of the graduate advisor. Up to two courses may be taken from outside the Department of Mechanical and Energy Engineering.

MEEN 5112 - Nuclear Energy
MEEN 5150 - Thermal Energy Storage Systems and Applications
MEEN 5210 - Solar Energy
MEEN 5300 - Advanced Thermodynamics
MEEN 5315 - Nanoscale Energy Transport
MEEN 5332 - Air Pollution Control Engineering
MEEN 5800 - Topics in Mechanical and Energy Engineering (when topic is “Energy Harvesting Systems”)