Full-time tuition
In-state: $8,910;
Out-of-state: $26,250 (30 credit hours per year). See details and other costs
Financial aid
Average offer covers a large portion of tuition & fees.
In-state: nearly 100%;
Out-of-state: nearly 70%.
May include scholarships, grants, waiver, & work-study. Explore aid
Program duration
Typical completion time: 4 years. Flexible options may save time. Explore options
Admissions
SAT & ACT scores optional. Early action & year-round admissions. View application process & deadlines
Program Highlights
Versatile engineering roles
The need for industrial engineers continues to grow. This vital role connects workers, materials, technology, and information in cost-effective and sophisticated ways. Our graduates are prepared for positions in healthcare, manufacturing, supply chain logistics, tourism, food production, and beyond.
Internship opportunities
Connect with employers at our annual engineering job and internship fair. We encourage experiential learning by helping our students secure internships at leading engineering firms in Southern Maine.
Program requirements
Our program offers a broad scientific and engineering design foundation. Coursework includes engineering, science, mathematics, statistics, the sciences, communications, and business, and incorporates the Principles of Lean Six Sigma.
State-of-the-art labs
Utilize modern engineering spaces including the Thermo-Fluids Lab, Circuits Lab, Mechanics and Materials Lab, and Composites Engineering Research Labs.
Professional licensure
Upon graduation, you’ll be eligible for licensure as a professional engineer in Maine. While reciprocity conditions vary, many other states accept the Maine license.
Scholarship opportunities
Scholarships offer valuable financial aid that doesn’t need to be repaid. You’ll be automatically considered for Merit Scholarships when you apply for admission by the deadline. Additional opportunities are available.
Dedicated, engaged faculty
Our faculty are an excellent resource for our students. Learn from engineering faculty in small class settings and interact with our engineer-in-residence who spends one afternoon each week engaged in various department activities.