Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering is very broad in scope and is pertinent to a variety of engineering activities and products, such as transportation vehicles, energy generation, machine mechanisms, manufacturing systems, structures and processing plants. The mechanical engineering program provides a solid foundation for work in all of these fields.

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  • Sun, 23 Sep 2018 14:00:00 -0700
    Seaver Alumni Ice Cream Social 2018 at Pereira Hall
    Ice Cream Social Join Seaver College alumni, their families, members of Seaver's senior class, faculty and staff for a casual Ice Cream Social during the 65th Annual LMU...
  • Fri, 16 Nov 2018 00:00:00 -0800
    Startup Weekend Los Angeles 2018 at TBD
    LMU students, faculty, alumni and parents are invited to the 5th annual Startup Weekend Los Angeles where designers, developers, marketers, engineers and startup enthusiasts...
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Olivia Schimmels, ‘17
“I love the bridge between academics and service.”
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Emanuel Di Stasio, '16
“I try to learn something different every day."
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Renovated Engineering Design Center Opens to Students
The Cheryl and Robert Gross Engineering Design Center is a highly upgraded facility named to honor alumnus Robert Gross '77, who majored in mechanical engineering.
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Students Engineer Canal for Tijuana Community
Engineering students are improving the lives of a Tijuana community by helping with construction projects and a canal system to drain rainwater in times of flooding.
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Alum Raj Tut Found his Calling in Entrepreneurship
From engineer, to consultant, to entrepreneur, alumnus Raj Tut ’06 took an unconventional path for a mechanical engineering major.
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Tom Mueller, M.S. ‘92
During a recent campus talk, SpaceX’s Tom Mueller advised students to pursue what they love and have a positive attitude as they embark on their careers.
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Engineering Students Become Teachers for a Day
Engineering students headed to the front of the class as they became teachers of engineering to more than 100 fifth grade students.
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