• The Masters of Science degree in Materials Science program normally requires 30 credits. While it is possible to complete the M.S. degree within a year, most students will need 3–4 semesters. 
  • The core courses of the program cover courses concerning synthesis, characterization, and applications of materials. 
  • The plan of study for the MS degree may be formulated with related work in almost any area, e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Business, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical engineering, and Materials Science and Engineering.
  • Students are encouraged to participate in research projects done by members of the department. There are no additional formal requirements for the specific areas of concentration listed above.