Careers
Are you a curious inventor at heart? Do you want to know how to evaluate and test materials? Investigate material development, production and functionality as you explore ways to use engineering mechanics, physics, chemistry, metallurgy, polymer and ceramics principles to solve real-world problems.
Every facet of engineering is affected by the materials used in the production process and the product itself. From start to finish, aspects of materials quality, flexibility, function, endurance and vulnerabilities matter. Whether you work for a smartphone development company or a biomedical engineering firm, materials science affects the baseline of all product capabilities.
As a materials scientist, materials engineer or engineer with a focus on materials science, you can make a difference in your company’s product research and development by deepening your knowledge. You will learn to troubleshoot existing problems, prevent future problems and improve the design, process and production of materials.
Common Employers
Materials science is an important part of any engineering career foundation. Companies across the world are in search of engineers with materials science expertise, and many engineering, chemistry and physics positions require knowledge of materials science. Because the Master of Materials Science and Engineering is interdisciplinary and the application of materials science is so widespread, students have the opportunity to prepare themselves for careers in many different engineering disciplines.
Job Titles
Would you like to develop new materials and new applications for existing materials? The Master of Materials Science and Engineering prepares students for materials engineering jobs in this growing field. Our graduates often find career advancement in the following positions:
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