Explore our Master of Science in Engineering Science with emphases in Aeroacoustics, Hydrology and Computational Hydroscience, Materials Science and Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.
The M.S. in Engineering Science from the Department of Mechanical Engineering provides students with a strong foundation in advanced engineering principles, research methods, and technical communication.
Students can explore specialized areas such as aeroacoustics, hydrology & computational hydroscience, materials science and engineering, and mechanical engineering. Through a combination of coursework, hands-on projects, and faculty mentorship, you'll develop the skills needed to solve complex engineering problems and make a meaningful impact in your field.
M.S. in Engineering Science
Mechanical Engineering, MS
Aeroacoustics ;
Hydrology and Computational Hydroscience ;
Materials Science and Engineering ;
Mechanical Engineering
30
Master's Program
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Director of the National Center for Physical Acoustics; Senior Scientist I; Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering
Find course requirements and other information about the hydrology & computational hydroscience specialization in the course catalog.
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Director of NCCHE, Research Professor in the Department of Geology and Geological Engineering, and Professor of Civil Engineering
Find course requirements and other information about the materials science & engineering specialization in the course catalog.
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Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering
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Associate Professor - Thermo Fluids Energy
Our research centers offer students the chance to work alongside faculty experts and industry partners on projects that push the boundaries of engineering innovation. From hands-on lab work to collaborative problem-solving, these centers provide invaluable experience, professional connections, and the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to the field.
Within the Department of Mechanical Engineering, research spans a broad spectrum of topics that address both fundamental science and real-world challenges. Faculty and students collaborate to advance knowledge in areas such as thermal and fluid sciences, micro and nano scale engineering, material sciences, and blast and impact dynamics.
Discover how the University of Mississippi Graduate School blends the resources of a Carnegie R1 research institution with the personalized mentorship of a close-knit academic community. Learn about admissions requirements, flexible program formats, and funding opportunities that can help you achieve your academic and professional goals.
Here are some of the courses you’ll take to earn your Mechanical Engineering Master's degree.
GR
3 credits
Study of random processes and methods for analyzing random signals. Topics include stationarity, ergodicity, correlation, coherence, continuous and digital spectral analysis, data sampling considerations, and filtering.
GR
3 credits
Continuum hypothesis, forces and stress fields, displacement and strain fields, governing field laws, applications to fluid, solid and magnetofluid mechanics, electrodynamics, electro- and thermoviscoelasticity.
GR
3 credits
Introduction to probability theory; stochastic processes and statistical continuum theory; kinematics and dynamics of homogeneous turbulence; isotropic turbulence; turbulent shear flows.
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