MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING PROGRAM

As part of our goals to recruit new members to the NSBE mission, we are committed to increasing the enrolment of students in the College of Technology at EMU and we look to focus community out reach on socially responsible students who can succeed in product development technologies, manufacturing engineering, quality engineering, industrial distribution , inventory management and technology development in general!

We will make all students aware of the dynamic programs available at EMU and help students transition into these programs and out into industry!

For our first spotlight EMU engineering program we will be focusing n the wonderful Manufacturing engineering program and ask students to explore the wonderful world of Manufacturing Engineering! Our the coming months we will be previewing the world of Manufacturing engineering in a major way! For now explore the full program online at the link provided below!

 CAREER SPOTLIGHT FOCUS

Manufacturing Engineering Programs

"Manufacturing engineers are employed in every industry that produces goods of some kind."

The first two years of the most MfG-E curriculums include fundamental courses in chemistry, math, engineering science, and manufacturing. Courses in statics, dynamics and strength of materials provide understanding of how mechanical components interact. The last two years focus on advanced content in engineering science, manufacturing, and materials.

Manufacturing Engineering is a good choice for people who have both aptitude and interest in production of goods for improved living standard for the general populace. This career field is all about the production of goods -- from automobiles and tractors and airplanes to electronic products to recreational products, sports equipment and toys to foodstuffs.

Manufacturing engineers may focus on the interaction between workpiece and tool as process scientists or process engineers. They may act as production engineers and concentrate on integrating the many different processes and parts necessary to make up finished products. Or, as manufacturing systems engineers, they may take a very wide view of the manufacturing enterprise, including its supply chain, distribution channels, financial structure and resource management. In every particular focus, manufacturing engineers are the people who design the processes through which products are made with the required functionality, to high quality standards, in the quantities needed, available when and where customers prefer, and at the best possible price.

At graduation, Manufacturing Engineering students are well positioned to select career employment in any manufacturing industry. Graduates are actively recruited by companies the produce agricultural and construction machinery and vehicles, complex industrial apparatus, recreational vehicles, airplanes, household goods, building products, and both industrial and consumer electronics. Manufacturing Engineering graduates generally begin their careers designing processes and production systems or directly managing some phase of manufacturing.