Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Mechanical Engineering

Program Overview

The PhD program in Mechanical Engineering at AASTMT focuses on developing new technologies and improving processes and products involving moving elements or energy utilization. It offers specializations in Energy and Power, Refrigeration and Air conditioning, Applied Mechanics, and Automotive and Mechatronics. The 48-credit-hour program comprises six terms and prepares students for advanced academic research and professional careers in various industries, including motor vehicles, aircraft systems, and energy.

Program Outline

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Mechanical Engineering - AASTMT

Degree Overview:

• Description: The PhD program in Mechanical Engineering at AASTMT focuses on developing new technologies and designing new processes and products involving moving elements and/or energy utilization.
This includes areas like motor vehicles, aircraft systems, engines, pumps, gas turbines, thermal power plants, air conditioning and refrigeration systems, manufacturing processes, oil and gas industries, Mechatronics systems, and even space stations.
• Objectives: The program aims to provide high-quality education that fosters innovation, creativity, and prepares students for advanced academic research and professional careers.
• Specializations: The program offers specializations in:
• Energy and Power
• Refrigeration and Air conditioning
• Applied Mechanics
• Automotive and Mechatronics

Outline:

• Structure: The program is structured into 6 terms.
• Credit Hours: The program requires 48 credit hours.
• Course Schedule:
• Term 1:
• ME 804:
Design and Statistical Analysis of Experiments
• ME 805:
Numerical Optimum Design
• Term 2:
• ME 801:
PhD's Research Thesis (Part 1)