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PhD of Engineering Applied Mechanics

About the program

Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (Applied Mechanics) at Montana State University is a programme in solid, fluid and structural mechanics.

Apply mathematics
science
and engineering principles to analyze and design solutions in Engineering Applied Mechanics
evaluate safety and sustainability considerations
and communicate professional engineering work.

Applied Mechanics option of the Ph.D. in Engineering requiring at least 60 post-baccalaureate credits
supported by three engineering departments
with research in solid mechanics
fluid mechanics
biomechanics
thermal sciences and structural mechanics.

Bachelor or master degree from an accredited or government-recognised university
GPA about 3.0/4.0
Three recommendation letters
Personal statement
Transcripts and English proficiency
GRE not required
The department decides on research fit and funding.

Bachelor or master degree from an accredited or government-recognised university (department decides)

Check the programme's requirements and deadline. Graduate admission is decentralised by programme official website. Apply online at official website (application fee 60 USD). Upload official transcripts
English proficiency evidence
Three recommendation letters and a personal statement. Programmes may add test scores. After admission submit your confirmation official website. International Student & Scholar Services gives health insurance
Orientation and housing information.

Campus	Bozeman
Faculty or school	Norm Asbjornson College of Engineering
Department	Interdisciplinary (Chemical & Biological, Mechanical & Industrial, Civil Engineering)
Teaching language	English
Credit value	60
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	3 years
Scholarship note	Scholarships or financial assistance may be available at Montana State University for eligible students based on academic merit, financial need, program criteria, or funding availability.