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The Department of Materials Science and Engineering provides three advanced degree options: the Master of Engineering (MEng), a combined 5th Year Bachelor's and Master of Science (BS/MS), and the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). PhD candidates can additionally specialize through designated emphasis (DE) programs in areas including Communication, Computation, and Statistics; Computational and Genomic Biology; Computational Science and Engineering; Energy Science and Technology; or Nanoscale Science and Engineering. Professionals in this field work across all technological domains, from developing materials for microchips and biological uses to creating substances for power generation (both traditional and renewable), as well as construction materials for infrastructure projects.
Career Opportunities:
Chemical Manufacturing
Advisory Services
Electronic Components
Packaging Design
Polymer Materials
Pulp and Paper Production
Consumer Goods
Mineral Extraction
Drug Development