Mechanical Engineering Energy - Bradley University

Mechanical Engineering Energy from Bradley University is a Campus Bachelor Mechanical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Energy is the lifeblood of industrial economies and is essential for economic growth in developing countries. Today, some of the biggest engineering challenges are related to the production and efficient utilization of limited energy resources. This concentration prepares students to identify and analyze strategies to produce energy and to utilize energy resources in more economically efficient and environmentally friendly ways. In emerging industrial economies, the demand for new energy sources is growing at over 50 percent per decade, while in more mature growing industrial economies the growth is in the neighborhood of 10 percent per decade despite massive efforts to conserve. This has stimulated the demand for engineers and creative engineering solutions. Energy production resources are often not located in areas of the world with high energy demand, thus energy production and utilization have huge geopolitical implications. Accordingly, engineers must be cognizant of the robust set of governmental rules and regulations associated with the development of engineering solutions to our energy needs. Students selecting the Energy Concentration within Mechanical Engineering can elect courses related to solar energy, energy management, renewable energy, nuclear energy , electrical generation power plant design, energy conservation, and energy production. Credit in the following courses must be obtained to meet degree requirements in mechanical engineering , leading to the Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with an Energy Concentration. A list of approved energy electives is available in the department office. View more details on Bradley University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mechanical Engineering courses.