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The graduate program in Materials Science and Engineering provides Master of Science (M.S.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree options.
Both master's and doctoral programs feature customized coursework and research plans designed around each student's background, objectives, and interests.
At UNR, key research and study areas in materials science and engineering encompass:
Metallurgical physics and mechanics, Alloy innovation, Manufacturing processes, Nuclear materials, Energy storage materials
Computational materials science, Cutting-edge material systems
Our mission is to establish national leadership in materials science education, research, and service. We aim to prepare exceptional students with the expertise to become pioneers in academia, research, and industry applications. Our research focuses on groundbreaking discoveries that transform material development and implementation.
STUDENT LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Capability to utilize engineering research and theory to push disciplinary boundaries,
Skills to design experiments, evaluate results, and share findings effectively,
Mastery of research methodologies and approaches.
You must have an undergraduate degree in a related field (preferably a field of engineering) and must meet the following minimum requirements:
GPA: 3.0; GRE - Applicants must earn acceptable scores on the GRE
Application deadlines: Assistantships March 15 (Fall) | Oct 31 (Spring)