The University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Applied Energy and Electromechanical Engineering, M.S.

Program Overview

Shape the Future of Energy

The Master of Science in Applied Energy and Electromechanical Engineering provides enhanced opportunities for professional development and technical competency in a variety of industries, such as energy. The program offers a blend of discipline-specific and multidisciplinary graduate-level education designed to enhance your professional development and technical competency. Gain advanced knowledge and research experience in energy generation and conservation, modern grids, robotics, mechatronics and more.

The 30 credit-hour, STEM-designated program is an efficient path to achieving career goals while offering international students the opportunity to apply for an OPT extension, opening doors to global opportunities.

Program at a Glance

Requirements include graduate coursework, plus a capstone experience (thesis, project or comprehensive exam).

• Delivery: On Campus
• Credit Hours: 30
• Admits: Fall and Spring