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The Bachelor of Science in Engineering program with a Materials Science and Engineering major incorporates the Engineering Core foundation courses in math, physics, chemistry, and engineering, supplemented by breadth electives and CWRU's General Education requirements. Students then take specialized materials engineering courses, with options to focus on specific concentration areas within the major. The program requires completion of 128 credit hours.
The Materials Science and Engineering undergraduate program blends scientific principles with contemporary manufacturing techniques, design concepts, and practical material applications.
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering aims to equip students for fulfilling careers that address societal challenges through innovative solutions, achieved by coursework and activities focused on:
Understanding the connections between material processing, structure, characteristics, and real-world performance
Recognizing how education and career growth continuously reinforce each other
The Case Western Reserve Materials Science and Engineering program emphasizes practical learning and professional preparation. Through laboratory sessions, capstone projects, and industry visits, students gain direct exposure to both cutting-edge research and industrial applications in the field.