Mechanical Engineering (ME)

  • ME researchers with materials and manufacturing research outcomes featured as journal covers
    ME researchers with materials and manufacturing research outcomes featured as journal covers
  • ME undergraduate students working on cryogenic research
    ME undergraduate students working on cryogenic research
  • ME Junior/Senior students developed a remote-controlled soft robot for competition
    ME Junior/Senior students developed a remote-controlled soft robot for competition

Mechanical Engineering (ME)

Mechanical Engineering

The Rowan University Mechanical Engineering (ME) Program offers an innovative and student-centered program, incorporating leading-edge educational methods that blend theory with engineering practice. The program provides students with a strong foundation in mechanical engineering science and design, and emphasizes the development of effective communication, teaming skills, and professional responsibility, in preparation for a career in a diverse global workforce.

Throughout the curriculum, students are exposed to mechanical engineering methods using hands-on state-of-the-art experiments, modern computational tools, and problem synthesis and solution approaches. The Mechanical Engineering Program is committed to graduating students that have technical excellence, a commitment to professional responsibility, and lifelong learning skills.

Professor Zhiming Zhang

New Jersey Health Foundation awards 20 new grants to Rowan

With support from NJHF, Professor Zhang is studying the efficacy of a process for removing PFAS from stormwater runoff. 

Professor Wei Xue

Finding new ways to use functional materials

Engineers need to develop an understanding of materials—their limitations and their potential to be used in new ways. Professor Wei Xue does just that.

Professors Mitja Trkov and Wei Xue are developing soft robotics courses for undergraduate students.

Rowan University to develop new soft robotics educational modules

Professors Mitja Trkov and Wei Xue are developing soft robotics courses for undergraduate students.