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1. engineering.stanford.edu › students-academicsUndergraduate Degree Programs | Stanford University School of ...

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   Undergraduate degrees offered: Bachelor of Science, Honors Engineering Physics (EPhys) Combines physics and mathematics with engineering design and problem-solving skills.

2. engineering.stanford.edu › admission-aidAdmission & Aid - Stanford University School of Engineering

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   Undergraduates: If you're an incoming undergraduate, apply directly to the university. Coterms: Coterminal programs allow Stanford students to complete their bachelor’s and master’s degrees in parallel. Undergraduates apply directly to a department to enroll in a coterm program.

3. ughb.stanford.edu › majors-minors › handbooksHandbooks | SoE Undergrad Handbook

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   It's a simple guide to course selection for incoming undergraduate prospective engineers. UG Handbook 2023-24. UG Handbook 2022-23 pdf. The 2021-22 version was amended December 2022 to reflect the new Civil Engineering program changes. 2021-22 UG Handbook pdf. (up-to-date 2021-22 CE major page is here)

4. www.collegefactual.com › colleges › stanfordThe Engineering Major at Stanford University - College Factual

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   During the 2021-2022 academic year, Stanford University handed out 261 bachelor's degrees in engineering. This is an increase of 9% over the previous year when 240 degrees were handed out. In 2022, 617 students received their master’s degree in engineering from Stanford.

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5. engineering.stanford.edu › undergraduate-resourcesUndergraduate Resources | Stanford University School of ...

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   The Handbook for Undergraduate Engineering Programs website is the definitive resource for undergraduate engineers. Find useful information including: Details on all Engineering major, minor, and honors programs. Academic petition forms for Program Deviation or Transfer Credits.

6. me.stanford.edu › academics-admissions › undergraduateUndergraduate Program - Mechanical Engineering

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   The goal of the undergraduate program in Mechanical Engineering is to provide students with a balance of intellectual and practical experiences that enable them to address a variety of societal needs. The discipline is very broad, encompassing elements of these areas: energy science and technology. propulsion.

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   How do I get into mechanical engineering at Stanford?

   • The discipline is very broad, encompassing elements of these areas: Prospective undergraduates interested in studying Mechanical Engineering at Stanford apply to the university through the Stanford Undergraduate Admissions Office, not directly to the Mechanical Engineering Department. Apply Students are admitted as “undeclared majors.”

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   How do I get a degree at Stanford?

   • Undergraduates: If you're an incoming undergraduate, apply directly to the university. Coterms: Coterminal programs allow Stanford students to complete their bachelor’s and master’s degrees in parallel. Undergraduates apply directly to a department to enroll in a coterm program.

   Admission & Aid - Stanford University School of Engineering

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   Who can apply to Stanford University?

   • The major is open to all Stanford undergraduate students in good academic standing. Questions about application requirements, transferring from another undergraduate school, and other prospective student inquiries should be directed to the Stanford Undergraduate Admissions Office.

   Undergraduate Program | Mechanical Engineering

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   What is the undergraduate program in Mechanical Engineering?

   • The goal of the undergraduate program in Mechanical Engineering is to provide students with a balance of intellectual and practical experiences that enable them to address a variety of societal needs. The discipline is very broad, encompassing elements of these areas:

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   How many major programs does the School of Engineering have?

   • The School of Engineering is home to 10 departmental and six interdepartmental major programs. Undergraduate Handbook For details on program objectives and requirements, see the Handbook for Undergraduate Engineering Programs (UGHB) website. Here you will find a Major Programs page and requirements listed for Minor Programs and Honors Programs.

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   What can a mechanical engineer do at Stanford?

   • Whatever field they choose, Mechanical Engineers from Stanford have the intellectual foundation to develop technologies that address societal needs and make life better for people. Mechanical Engineering program requirements can be found in the Stanford Bulletin.

   Mechanical Engineering Program | SoE Undergrad Handbook

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8. ughb.stanford.edu › mechanical-engineering-programMechanical Engineering Program - SoE Undergrad Handbook

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   2024-25 Mechanical Engineering UG Program. The Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University provides a rigorous mathematical, scientific, and engineering education, preparing our students to analyze and design a wide range of mechanical systems.