Materials engineering involves the development, production, modification, and application of engineering materials to meet the specific needs of society. It is based on an understanding of the ...

Editor’s note: First-year students, prospective students (and some of their parents) wonder and worry how they will handle the academic transition from high school to college. In a series of stories, ...

From creating lightweight yet durable prosthetics to designing new types of solar panels and batteries, materials engineers combine their expertise in physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering to ...

The Materials Science & Engineering minor is designed for students who want to expand their career opportunities and open new doors in the growing, interdisciplinary materials science field at the ...

Knowing which engineering courses to take helps you get the best return on investment from your engineering degree. An engineering curriculum integrates theoretical principles and practical training ...

Innovations around the globe—and beyond—require better, stronger, lighter, more adaptable materials. From metals that can sustain the heat—and cold—of space travel to greener plastics that help ...

This course is open to all undergraduates and there are no prerequisites. Priority is given to first-year and sophomore level students and those interested in majoring in Materials Science and ...

Northwestern Engineering’s Departments of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering share a strong history of interconnected research activities, established research centers, and ...

CU Boulder’s Professional Master of Science degree in Materials Science and Engineering will provide you with a wide range of knowledge across the field of materials engineering. As a professional ...

Prepare for Manufacturing Engineering in Industry 4.0. Manufacturing engineering involves the design, operation, and maintenance of integrated systems and specialized equipment. Those in the field of ...

Choose from two materials engineering doctoral programs at the University of Dayton: Doctor of Engineering (D.E.) or the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). Both require course work and a dissertation.