Master of Science in Materials Engineering, Auburn University

Auburn - Alabama, Alabama

18 Months

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About this course

This non-thesis Master of Science in Materials Engineering focuses on advanced knowledge in various aspects of materials, including mechanical properties, materials structure, thermodynamics, kinetics, and electrical, optical, and magnetic properties. The program prepares students to deepen their understanding of these core areas through coursework and practical projects, offering a comprehensive look at the field of materials engineering.

Why this course is highly recommended

Students who hold a background in materials engineering or related fields will find this program valuable for its advanced coursework and practical focus. It provides a strong foundation in materials science, making graduates well-equipped for careers in research, development, or industry roles related to materials engineering.

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Degree requirements

To complete the program, students must undertake at least 30 credit hours of graduate-level coursework, including five core courses and a special project. Students may include up to 6 transfer credits and need to have a plan of study approved by their advisory committee before the end of the second semester. Additionally, passing an on-campus oral exam and delivering a final project presentation are required.

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Who is eligible to apply for this program?

Applicants with a bachelor's degree in materials engineering or an equivalent discipline from a recognized institution are eligible. Those with degrees in related STEM fields are encouraged to apply and may need to complete introductory courses.

What tests are required for admission?

GRE scores are required unless applying for the online program; international students must submit TOEFL scores. Letters of recommendation are also needed.