Meet the new Dean of the College of Engineering, Dr. Andrew Hsu
The new dean, Dr. Andrew Hsu, comes to us from Wright State University in Dayton, OH, where he was the associate vice president for research and dean of the graduate school. In addition, the MAE department gains a faculty member - welcome Dr. Hsu! read more...
AE Students Launch Cube Satellite from International Space Station
With NASA support, a team of SJSU aerospace engineering students worked on a cube satellite called TechEdSat, part of a group of cube satellites that were deployed from the International Space Station, October 4. An Expedition 33 crew member aboard the ISS captured this image of deployment. read more...
ME Grad Killol Acharya named Outstanding Graduating Senior
President Qayoumi recognized two outstanding graduating seniors at the 2012 SJSU Commencement Ceremony, one of whom was ME grad Killol Acharya. Killol created the Robotics Club and was president of Project Enable. read more...
Former ME exchange student Marc Gagnon at Tesla Motors
In the Spartans at Work Series, former exchange student Marc Gagnon shares his experiences working for Tesla Motors in Palo Alto. Tesla Motors designs some of the most innovative electric cars in the world. read more...
News
- (4/29/13) Spartan Racing charges towards 2013 races
- (4/29/13) SJSU students thrive at ASME-SPDC competition
- (4/1/13) Dr. Yee visits Hong Kong University
- (3/30/13) Herrera and Ahumada recipients of 2013 NSF Graduate Fellowships
- (3/15/13) 2013 COE Awards Announced - see MAE Students and Alumni honorees
Upcoming Events
Welcome to the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department at San Jose State University! We offer degree programs at both the undergraduate (Bachelor of Science, B.S.) and graduate (Master of Science, M.S.) level in both Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Our hands-on curriculum and small class sizes give students the best opportunity to learn and interact with our faculty. Our ABET-accredited programs are ranked among the top public universities nationwide without a PhD program. Our graduates work in many diverse industries in the Silicon Valley, including aerospace, medical devices and biotechnology, telecommunications, semiconductor manufacturing and equipment, power generation, and product design.
Who Should Apply
Do you like to draw and design things? Are you good at math and science? Have you ever wondered how the engine in your car works, or how commercial products are manufactured, or how robotics are controlled? If so, you should consider an undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering. If aircraft and spacecraft are your passions, Aerospace Engineering is the major for you.
If you already hold an undergraduate degree, and you want to take your knowledge to the next level, take a look at our Master of Science degree programs. Our graduate program caters to working professionals with evening classes and a practical, project-based curriculum.



