Master of Science in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Oklahoma State University

From research to real-world applications, mechanical and aerospace engineers constantly discover how to improve our lives by creating bold new solutions that connect science to life in unexpected, forward thinking ways. Mechanical and Aerospace engineering students at OSU have a variety of opportunities to challenge themselves, experience great things and be nationally recognized by their accomplishments.CurriculumThere are two options for the completion of a master’s degree in mechanical and aerospace engineering – MS (coursework with thesis) and MS with Unmanned Aerial Systems (UMAS) Concentration (coursework with thesis). A minimum of 30 credit hours is required by OSU for graduation.Degree RequirementsMS (30 credit hours)18 hours of graduate MAE courses6 hours of elective coursesSix hours of thesisMS with UMAS Concentration (30 credit hours)12 hours of UMAS core courses6 hours of graduate MAE courses6 hours of elective coursesSix hours of thesis (requires MS research and defense in an area closely related to Unmanned Aerial Systems)