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Bachelor of Science in Engineering : Materials Science and Engineering

Explore materials structure, properties and processing, including how materials impact many important technologies—from smartphones and car parts to satellites and solar panels.
Master of Science : Materials Science and Engineering

Advance your career—and technological innovations—with a more in-depth knowledge of the properties and capabilities of metals, ceramics, semiconductors and composite materials.
Doctor of Philosophy : Materials Science and Engineering

Advance the forefront of materials science and engineering by developing new theories and models or innovative approaches to materials processing, microcharacterization or engineering of materials with novel properties.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering : Mechanical Engineering

Build and test all kinds of machines and mechanical systems, from next-generation engines to artificial joints to high-tech manufacturing plants.
Master of Science : Aerospace Engineering

Delve further into aircraft and spacecraft design, aerodynamics, fluid mechanics, combustion science and more to take your career to the next level.
Master of Science : Mechanical Engineering

From biologically inspired robotics to experimental and computational solid mechanics, learn the next level of mechanical engineering.

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Master of Science : Mechanical Engineering with specialization in Fire Science and Engineering

Explore and learn how to apply the fundamental principles of fire protection engineering, fire behavior and dynamics, protection and suppression systems, polymeric materials structure and more.
Doctor of Philosophy : Aerospace Engineering

Fully explore and add to the field with concentrated research in fluids and thermal sciences, turbulence and fluid machinery.
Doctor of Philosophy : Mechanical Engineering

Hone your expertise in mechanical engineering by specializing in biomechanics; dynamics, control and manufacturing; or solid mechanics.

The Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree program with a major in Materials Science and Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org.