Equip yourself to solve engineering challenges related to mechanical, thermo-fluid, aerospace, energy, and transportation systems.
Why Major in Mechanical Engineering at New York Tech?
With its emphasis on research, problem-solving, and real-world applications, New York Tech’s Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Mechanical Engineering program combines expert instruction with formative hands-on experiences, preparing you to create solutions to societal and economic challenges. An aerospace concentration unlocks additional career paths.
Our proximity to New York City, a global hub of industry and innovation, provides opportunities both on and off campus. You can join our faculty in research, help local start-ups develop market-ready technology, apply your skills in engineering projects, and build substantial work experience and your professional network through internships and our distinctive co-op program.
You’ll graduate ready to secure positions with top employers like Ford Motor Company, General Electric, and Northrop Grumman, or to pursue an advanced degree in a competitive master’s or Ph.D. program.
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What You’ll Learn
Building from a foundation in mathematics and science, the Mechanical Engineering, B.S. program core covers the breadth of mechanical engineering, examining topics like materials science, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and machine design.
Additional courses in computer science, design, electrical engineering, and engineering management prepare you for diverse career trajectories. You’ll focus your studies further in light of your goals through the aerospace concentration or electives.
The College of Engineering and Computing Sciences fosters a culture of innovation through research. As we strive to graduate creative inventors and entrepreneurs, our approach stands on the following:
Faculty Research
Our faculty members steer conversations surrounding bioengineering, cybersecurity, advanced materials and sensors, artificial intelligence, wireless communications, nanotechnology, and computer networks.
Undergraduate Research & Entrepreneurship Program (UREP)
Guided by faculty mentors, these group research and entrepreneurship projects lasting the duration of the school year encourage students to propose solutions to society’s most pressing challenges.
With the same tools used by computer scientists, learn to improve network security or study signal processing techniques for 5G and future systems. You’ll also have the chance to explore the applications of machine learning—including for data analysis and medical diagnosis.
Focus on aircraft and space vehicle design for the modern aerospace industry. Courses emphasize material capabilities, production, and propulsion, with labs and other opportunities to apply concepts through active learning.
Through our network of industry and business partners, these opportunities offer essential professional skills, enhance your résumé with real-world experience before you graduate, and provide a source of income.
Apply your knowledge in the field, gaining hands-on experience and exploring your career direction in aerospace, transportation, energy, manufacturing, design, and more industry settings.
Collaborate with faculty, fellow students, and partner businesses and organizations to create practical solutions while gaining valuable career experience.
Add a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering to your B.S. with just one additional year, enjoying a streamlined path to deepened expertise and expanded career possibilities.
Master solid mechanics, thermo- and fluid dynamics, and energy production and storage as you prepare for in-demand roles in industry and research. You’ll work with state-of-the-art labs and facilities, conducting research in bioengineering, assistive technologies, energy, and more.
Stats & Rankings
#1
Best Engineering School in Long Island
BestValueSchools.org
#37
Best Undergraduate Engineering – Non-Doctorate
U.S. News & World Report, 2025
99%
First-time, full-time, degree-seeking New York Tech students receiving some form of financial aid
Career & Salary Outlook
Your expertise in engineering and ability to uncover creative solutions to design problems make you a valuable team member in settings ranging from industry to advanced research.
Job Growth
The Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts a 10 percent greater demand for mechanical engineers and six percent for aerospace engineers through 2032.
This represents over 32,000 new jobs in these areas.
Employers & Internships
Becton Dickinson (BD)
Ford Motor Company
General Electric
Johnson Controls
Northrop Grumman
Stryker Corporation
Career Options
Aerospace Engineer
Automotive Engineer
Consulting Engineer
HVAC Engineer
Mechanical Design Engineer
Product Development Engineer
Salary Projections
Mechanical engineers have a median U.S. annual salary of $96,310, while the figure for aerospace engineers is $126,880.
Program Details
Learn about applying to the B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, scholarships, and more.
To apply, you’ll need to submit:
Completed application
$50 application fee
Copies of transcripts for all prior high school- and college-level work
Two letters of recommendation
Brief essay
You may also submit standardized test scores, but they are not required.
For all the details, including instructions for transfer applicants, follow the link below.
Our generous transfer credit policy and dedicated transfer advisors make it easy to take the next step at New York Tech and discover what you’ve been missing.
The Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET, under the General Criteria and the Program Criteria for Mechanical Engineering.
New York Tech recognizes your academic achievements and potential with several scholarships. Most awards are renewable if you continue to meet eligibility requirements, making a significant difference in your total cost of attendance.
International F-1 students who successfully complete this degree are eligible for an additional 24-month STEM OPT extension to work in the U.S. in an area directly related to their area of study immediately upon completing the customary 12-month post-completion Optional Practical Training (OPT).
Student Voices
New York Tech is giving me practical experience in the Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Center and also preparing me for the future through my dynamic and engaging classes.
