Department of Mechanical Engineering now has 8 faculty members, including 2 Associate Professors and 6 Assistant Professors. The research fields of composite materials, energy systems, manufacturing processes, aerospace engineering, and heat exchangers are some activities followed by the faculty.

We offer undergraduate studies program in this field to prepare scholars to become professional mechanical engineers who are capable of working at different relevant industries or follow the graduate studies in mechanical engineering.

The Master's program in our group is in the field of Energy Systems Engineering (Energy Technologies). This graduated program prepares engineers for work in designing and developing future energy systems aims to optimize energy utilization and address modeling and computational challenges.

Our faculty care deeply about mentoring students in research projects that expand the frontiers of mechanical engineering.

Research interests in the Mechanical Engineering group include: Advanced Manufacturing Processes Traditional & Non-traditional Machining Processes Composites, Nanocomposites, Smart Materials, Superalloys and other Advanced Materials Energy in Buildings Heat and Mass Transfer in Energy Systems Flight Dynamics and Control.