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If you're driven by materials innovation, research, and technological progress, pursuing a doctorate in materials engineering can launch your career as a developer, consultant, or other professional roles. This advanced degree lets you turn those interests into reality.
We prioritize maximizing your research opportunities to enrich your learning experience. You'll gain practical skills working with diverse materials including metals, alloys, polymers, composites, ceramics, and glass. Your coursework will differ based on whether you enter with a master's or bachelor's degree, covering subjects like metallurgical engineering, material thermodynamics, physical properties of materials, and mechanical characteristics. The program also includes dissertation work, seminars, a defense presentation, and elective courses to complete your degree.