Providence,
RI,
United States
Type
Private
Degrees offered
Bachelor's Degree
MSc in Materials Science in Providence United States | Brown University
Brown University
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Providence United States
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Qualification
Masters Degree
Languages
English
Delivery Mode
On-Campus
Tuition (2025)
USD
68,608
Attendance
Full-time
Full-time Duration
18 months
Brown University's Materials Science program offers a structured approach for uncovering and utilizing novel materials that drive the groundbreaking technologies needed to address pressing global challenges in energy, infrastructure, and security. This interdisciplinary field focuses on creating materials with enhanced characteristics and superior functionality by examining the connections between production methods, atomic-level processes that shape microstructures, and how these engineered materials meet specific performance objectives. Essentially, materials science fuels technological progress. At Brown, the materials research initiative thrives, with faculty members actively involved in or spearheading projects spanning mechanical behavior of materials, electronic materials and processing, biomaterials, and other cutting-edge areas. Our program's strengths include advanced materials processing and analysis facilities, coupled with a culture of strong research collaboration within the materials science community.
Destination of Study
Subjects of Study
Language Requirements
English
IELTS 7.0
Qualification Requirements
TOEFL, the recommended minimum score for admission consideration is 577 on the paper-based test and 90 on the Internet-based test.
IELTS, the recommended minimum overall band score is 7.
Candidates must complete a coherent plan of study based in engineering or engineering science consisting of eight graduate or advanced level courses. The program must include ENGN2010 and 2020* (Mathematical Methods in Engineering and Physics) or their equivalent (must be 2000 level) and three additional 2000-level engineering courses other than ENGN2980 (Special Projects: Reading Research and Design). Courses in engineering management (PRIME) are not acceptable for use as one of the 2000-level engineering classes. The remaining courses may include one ENGN2980 class and up to three 1000-level engineering classes. Students should choose courses in consultation with the student's advisor to develop a coherent program. * Either ENGN 2010 or ENGN 2020 can be replaced by an alternate mathematics course with approval of the appropriate Graduate Representative and the Director of Graduate Studies.
For students in the Master of Science in Engineering program (non-thesis option,) the approved course sequence is 3-3-2, meaning the student takes 3 courses the first semester, 3 the second, and 2 the third. Any deviation from this schedule can result in additional tuition and/or penalties.
The proposed program of study must be approved by the Director of Graduate Programs in the School of Engineering.
IELTS, the recommended minimum overall band score is 7.
Candidates must complete a coherent plan of study based in engineering or engineering science consisting of eight graduate or advanced level courses. The program must include ENGN2010 and 2020* (Mathematical Methods in Engineering and Physics) or their equivalent (must be 2000 level) and three additional 2000-level engineering courses other than ENGN2980 (Special Projects: Reading Research and Design). Courses in engineering management (PRIME) are not acceptable for use as one of the 2000-level engineering classes. The remaining courses may include one ENGN2980 class and up to three 1000-level engineering classes. Students should choose courses in consultation with the student's advisor to develop a coherent program. * Either ENGN 2010 or ENGN 2020 can be replaced by an alternate mathematics course with approval of the appropriate Graduate Representative and the Director of Graduate Studies.
For students in the Master of Science in Engineering program (non-thesis option,) the approved course sequence is 3-3-2, meaning the student takes 3 courses the first semester, 3 the second, and 2 the third. Any deviation from this schedule can result in additional tuition and/or penalties.
The proposed program of study must be approved by the Director of Graduate Programs in the School of Engineering.
Tuition
USD
68,608