General and Application Information for the Manufacturing Engineering Program
The University of New Mexico offers the Master of Engineering in Manufacturing Engineering (MEME) degree with a choice of concentrations in Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM, a 33 credit hour program), Mechanical and Equipment Manufacturing (MEM, a 33 credit hour program), or Semiconductor and Microsystems Manufacturing (SMM, a 31 credit hour program). Or, students may earn a dual-degree, consisting of MEME plus MBA (a 60 credit hour program with CIM or MEM concentrations, or a 61 credit hour program with SMM concentration).
The MEME program generally requires three to four semesters to complete. The MEME/MBA degree may take two or more years to complete. The three-month industrial internship is no longer required; however, students are encouraged to pursue internships to gain manufacturing experience.
The MEME program generally requires three to four semesters to complete. The MEME/MBA degree may take two or more years to complete. The three-month industrial internship is no longer required; however, students are encouraged to pursue internships to gain manufacturing experience.
For General Graduate Studies Information, application process, etc. see:
For program application information, see:
http://grad.unm.edu/graduate-programs/documents/manufacturing-engineering-meme.pdf
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Explore Manufacturing Engineering at UNM
Interested in graduate study in manufacturing engineering? Download our MEME program flyer to learn about concentrations in Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Mechanical and Equipment Manufacturing, and Semiconductor and Microsystems Manufacturing, along with degree pathways, career opportunities, and potential funding support.
Download the MEME Program Flyer (PDF)