Mechanical, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering

1. Materials, Design and Manufacturing focus area
2. Thermal-Fluid Science Focus area
3. Graduate Certificates
   1. Aerospace Engineering Certificate
   2. Manufacturing Certificate
   3. Materials Science and Engineering
   4. Mechatronics

1. Admission requirements
2. Admission process
3. Transfer Credits
4. Early Admission and the BS-MS degree option

1. Graduate Assistantships, Fellowships, and Tuition Scholarships
2. Office of Financial Aid

3. If you are offered Financial Aid in the form of a Graduate Assistantship, carefully review your offerletter for specific requirements on GPA, job duties, requirements and the time period of the award. 

Registration

1. Web Registration Instructions
2. Registration FAQ
3. Late Registration via the Course Add/Drop form
   1. Additional registrar forms
4. Add/Drop Deadlines
5. Graduate Seminar - All graduate students must register for the MIME 6930/8930 Graduate Seminar during their course of study at UToledo

1. The Faculty Advisors in the Mechanical, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Department help students decide upon a course of study and research area. After a student has been accepted for graduate study by the College of Graduate Studies and by the MIME department, the Graduate Director will normally be the initial advisor until the student and a professor (not necessarily the Graduate Director) have decided upon a course of study and research area. This professor will then be the student's permanent advisor. Advisor/Focus Group Assignment 
2. Director of Graduate Studies will be the temporary faculty advisor for all students until a permanent faculty has been selected. The director is responsible for the graduate programs within the MIME Department. 
3. The Associate Director of Department Student Services handles registration and scheduling issues, maintains records, and interacts with students and faculty

1. Materials, Design and Manufacturing focus area requirements
2. Thermal-Fluid Science Focus area requirements
3. Ph.D. Qualifier
4. Publication: The research topics addressed in master’s theses and doctoral dissertations are expected to be of sufficient interest and importance to merit publication in a refereed technical journal. As a result, Master's students completing a thesis, or in some cases a project report, as well as doctoral students completing a dissertation, are expected to publish the results of their work in a technical journal. The paper or papers resulting from such research should list the major advisor and, depending on their contributions, members of the examination committee as co-authors. To this end, masters and doctoral students should consider the preparation of a separate manuscript(s) in a format adhering to the requirements of the target journal(s) to be one of the requirements for the degree.

1. University Policy Website
2. Graduate Academic Policies

1. Non-academic Resources
   1. Rocket Solution Central for financial aid, student accoutn and registration questions
   2. Counseling Center
   3. Rocket Health
   4. Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources
   5. Student Legal Services
   6. Off-Campus Student Services
   7. Office of International Student and Scholar Services
   8. Information Technology
2. Academic Resources
   1. Academic Success
   2. College of Graduate Studies
   3. Library
3. Teaching Assistant Office - North Engineering 2047 is available to all graduate teaching assistants as an office to work, study or meet with students. Contact the Department Secretary to request a key.
4. Keys -Keys for access to the labs and the office location assigned to the graduate students on support must be ordered by the departmental secretary and picked up by the student at the Key Control office. All keys must be returned to the Key Control Office prior to leaving the university and may not be transferred to another individual.
5. Learning Outcomes