Product Design & Manufacturing
Learn how engineered products move from design concepts to production through applied coursework in materials, fabrication, machining, and manufacturing processes.
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Apply engineering principles and advanced manufacturing techniques to design, build, and improve products and production systems.
Program Overview
Turn Engineered Ideas Into Real-World Solutions
Mechanical engineering technologists apply engineering principles and advanced manufacturing techniques to design, build, and improve products and production systems. They work with materials, machinery, automation, and modern fabrication technologies to bring engineered concepts into real-world manufacturing environments.
At Texas Tech, the Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology combines hands-on laboratory experience with applied engineering coursework. Students prepare for careers in aerospace, automotive, robotics, energy, advanced manufacturing, and other industries where engineering design meets production.
What You'll Learn
Build Skills Across Manufacturing, Automation, and Design
Automation & Modern Technology
Explore automation, robotics, computer-aided design, controls, and advanced manufacturing technologies used across today’s production environments.
Production Systems & Quality
Study how machinery, processes, quality systems, and industrial production methods work together to improve efficiency, reliability, and performance.
Student Experience
Learn by Building, Testing, and Improving
State-of-the-Art Facilities
Gain experience in modern laboratories and manufacturing facilities equipped with technologies that support hands-on learning, experimentation, and innovation.
Industry Connections
Build professional experience through industry engagement, internships, co-op opportunities, applied projects, and career preparation resources.
Career Pathways
Prepare for careers in manufacturing, production, quality, automation, robotics, aerospace, automotive systems, energy, and advanced industrial technology.
Department
Learn More About the Department
This program is offered through the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering. Explore department facilities, faculty, student organizations, industry partnerships, news, and additional resources that support Mechanical Engineering Technology students.
Next Steps
Ready to Learn More?
Connect with the Whitacre College of Engineering to learn more about Mechanical Engineering Technology, admission requirements, hands-on learning opportunities, student resources, and careers in manufacturing, automation, robotics, and production.
Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering
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