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Engineering Degrees: Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering is one of the many disciplines of engineering. Mechanical engineers work in design, development, and research of machinery and mechanical equipment. They apply math and science principles to problem solving to designing tools, engines, and machinery. For example, mechanical engineers create power-producing and power-using machinery including gas turbines, industrial equipment for manufacturing, and electric generators. Those who have an interest in machinery and enjoy math, science, and problem solving may find a career in a mechanical engineering field lucrative and rewarding. Engineers play important roles in the manufacturing industry. The job outlook should be favorable, and according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, www.bls.gov, median annual earnings for mechanical engineers were $62,880 in 2002. Mechanical engineers usually earn bachelor's degrees, though some are required to earn master's degrees.

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Associate of Mechanical Engineering: Degree Overview

Engineers can't do all the work by themselves and they need your help! Exciting careers are available today in construction, production, and design. A Mechanical Engineering Associate's Degree may be the foundation to a successful future.

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Mechanical Engineering degree programs teach students the principles of engineering as applied to production, mechanical and related processes, focusing on subjects such as calculus, thermodynamics and applied physics. A degree in Mechanical Engineering might prepare you to work in fields such as automotive design, plant engineering or mechanical engineering. Read more here!

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