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If you're considering research or aiming for career growth, better compensation, or enhanced job stability, pursuing a Master of Science in Engineering with a Materials Engineering focus is an excellent choice. As one of Wisconsin's two R1 research institutions, UWM sits in a major national manufacturing hub, making its graduates highly sought-after. This adaptable program accommodates students with undergraduate backgrounds in materials science & engineering, as well as related fields like chemistry, physics, and other engineering disciplines. High-achieving UWM undergraduates can start this program in their senior year through the integrated BS-MS option.
The Engineering Master of Science program offers versatility to suit diverse student needs. It can serve as a foundation for advanced studies and research, including PhD pursuits, or as a route to career progression through deepened technical expertise and intellectual development. With guidance from a faculty advisor, students may select courses across the College of Engineering and Applied Science (CEAS) and, when suitable, from other academic departments.