Why Study Materials Science and Engineering?
Interdisciplinary at it's core, students who study MSE gain a strong foundation in chemistry and physics and explore the basic classes of materials: ceramics, polymers and metals. From here topics expand into courses such as Corrosion, Batteries & Fuel Cells, Materials for Electronic, Magnetic & Optical Applications, Aerospace Materials, Nanoscale Science & Technology, Additive Manufacturing, and Thermodynamics & Kinetics of Materials. Throughout our program, students explore hands-on labs, research opportunities and a research & design capstone.
After graduation, MSE students can be found working in industry, academia, and government and across nearly all fields of engineering.
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