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Expanded opportunities for technical leadership
An MET degree opens the door to many technical roles in industry. Those with MET degrees are hands-on people. They work with manufacturing and machinery - and people - and have the skills to manage them all. They also have the skills to devise ways to adapt machinery, such as redevelop a supply line for a new product.
Our graduates can be found in:
- product design and development
- manufacturing systems design and support
- technical sales
- plant operations and management
- quality assurance
- power generation
- utilities
- testing and evaluation
- graduate programs
Transfer Program
MSOE's MET program is a transfer program for those with associate degrees
in mechanical design and related fields. It is also open to those with degrees
in other fields and those with previously earned college credits.
You can earn this degree through evening courses, which makes it convenient
for the working professional. Typically, students enroll in two classes a
quarter. The classes shown on the curriculum track are paired so the required
courses can be taken on the same night of the week.
MSOE has transfer agreements with many of Wisconsin's two-year technical colleges.
Meaningful Curriculum
The curriculum introduces technical courses at an early stage. Mathematics
and science courses are integrated into the curriculum as they are applied to
the technical courses. General studies courses are spread throughout the
curriculum. With this arrangement of courses, part-time students experience a
continuous blend of technical and support classes throughout the program. Two
technical electives and one free elective allow students to focus on an area of
interest; however, the program is designed to produce well-rounded graduates
who are competent in all areas of mechanical engineering technology.
The MSOE Advantage
In
addition to making it convenient for working adults to obtain an MET degree,
MSOE is known for its quality education and an uncompromising insistence on
excellence. Class sizes are small, which encourages individual interaction and
networking. Professors are in the classroom and lab - no teaching assistants -
and accessible to students. Students receive personalized attention and
encouragement.
More Information
Do you have questions about this program or the application process? Contact our Professional Development Advisors for assistance.
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