American University of Beirut

Master of Engineering in Applied Energy (ME)
  • ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The Master's of Engineering, in the Mechanical Engineering program is designed to provide graduates with an opportunity to advance their understanding of the fundamentals of mechanical engineering in at least one of the following disciplines: thermal and fluid sciences; design, materials, and manufacturing; and mechatronics. It is also designed to provide students with significant research experience.

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    For your Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering, you can choose one of two options: Thesis Track, Non-thesis Track
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    T​o​tal ​Cre​dits ​​
    Program Duration
    Concentration​​Areas
    Applied Mat​hematics Course
    Technical Courses in Concentration
    Engineering Electives
    Seminar
    Thesis
    Comprehensive 
    Exam

     
    ​​​​​TH​​ESIS ​TRACK​
    Minimum
    30 credits  
    (24 coursework +​ 6 thesis) 
    20–24
     mon​ths



    Choice of one:
    • Thermal and Fluid Sciences
    • Design, Materials, and Manufacturing
    • Mechatron​ics
    3 credits
    (must be approved by advisor)​
    3 courses 
    (9 credits),
    including at least 1 fundamental course in the area​
    3 courses 
    (9 credits),2 of which can be from other
    MSFEA departments (with advisor approval)
    ​​MECH 797

    (0 credit, register each time it's offered)​​


    MECH 799
    (9 credits of independent research)
    Not require​d
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    N​​ON-​THESIS TRAC​K

    Minimum
    33 credits 

    (coursework)
    7 courses 
    (21 credits),2 of which can be from other
    MSFEA departments (with advisor approval)​

    Not required
    MECH 799T
    ​​(after completing all coursework)

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​​Core Research Areas


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