Explore career and graduate school destinations for graduates of the bachelor's program in Mechanical Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, including employers, job roles, and fields of further study.
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UTA
The University Of Texas At AustinOther · austin, texas, united statesCommon roles: Graduate Research Assistant · Teaching Assistant · Research Assistant
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SC
SchlumbergerOther · houston, texas, united statesCommon roles: Field Engineer · Wireline Field Engineer · Manufacturing Engineer
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UTA
The University of Texas at AustinMechanical EngineeringMaster's
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UTA-
The University of Texas at Austin - Red Mccombs School of BusinessProgram not specifiedMaster's
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SU
Stanford UniversityMechanical EngineeringMaster's
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Common career roles
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed roles
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1Mechanical Engineer4%
2Project Engineer3%
3Engineer2%
4Design Engineer2%
5Mechanical Design Engineer1%
6Project Manager1%
7Manufacturing Engineer1%
8Graduate Research Assistant1%
9Consultant1%
10Field Engineer1%
11Process Engineer1%
12Intern1%
13Engineering Intern1%
14Applications Engineer1%
15Facilities Engineer1%
16Senior Consultant1%
17Research Assistant1%
18Research Engineer<1%
19Senior Mechanical Engineer<1%
20Senior Engineer<1%
Pie chartTop 6 roles and other recorded roles.Other: 87%
Records without a role are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
Common graduate fields
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed fields
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1Mechanical Engineering65%
2Business Administration and Management, General11%
3Engineering, General6%
4Business Administration, Management and Operations3%
5Civil Engineering, General3%
6Finance, General2%
7Industrial Engineering2%
8Accounting1%
9Marketing/Marketing Management, General1%
10Petroleum Engineering1%
11Management Science1%
12Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical/Space Engineering, General
1%
13Applied Mathematics, General1%
14Applied Statistics, General<1%
15Computer Science<1%
16Computer Software Engineering<1%
17Counseling Psychology<1%
18Data Science, General<1%
19Electrical and Electronics Engineering<1%
20Finance and Financial Management Services<1%
Pie chartTop 6 fields and other recorded fields.Other: 10%
Fields are counted separately; unspecified fields are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
Common industries
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed industries
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1Oil & Energy27%
2Information Technology and Services7%
3Higher Education6%
4Semiconductors5%
5Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering4%
6Defense & Space4%
7Electrical/electronic Manufacturing4%
8Construction4%
9Aviation & Aerospace3%
10Automotive3%
11Chemicals2%
12Utilities2%
13Computer Software2%
14Consumer Goods2%
15Research2%
16Consumer Electronics1%
17Military1%
18Financial Services1%
19Medical Devices1%
20Management Consulting1%
Pie chartTop 6 industries and other recorded industries.Other: 47%
Records without an industry are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
Popular employment locations
All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed locations
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1Houston, TX, United States25%
2Austin, TX, United States21%
3Dallas, TX, United States6%
4San Antonio, TX, United States2%
5Chicago, IL, United States1%
6Denver, CO, United States1%
7Fort Worth, TX, United States1%
8Los Angeles, CA, United States1%
9Plano, TX, United States1%
10Round Rock, TX, United States1%
11San Francisco, CA, United States1%
12Seattle, WA, United States
1%
13Spring, TX, United States1%
14Sugar Land, TX, United States1%
15Washington, DC, United States1%
16Atlanta, GA, United States<1%
17Corpus Christi, TX, United States<1%
18Detroit, MI, United States<1%
19New York, NY, United States<1%
20United States<1%
Pie chartTop locations and other recorded locations.Other: 35%
Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.
