Materials Engineering Undergraduate Certificate
This program is a 15-credit certificate available to Chemical Engineering and Mechanical and Industrial Engineering students in the College of Engineering. Other Engineering students also may enroll in the certificate program if they have the proper background, have taken prerequisite courses, or have instructors' permission.
The required courses for this certificate are:
- MIE 201 (3 credits) – Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering
- ChE/MIE 571 (3 credits) – Physical & Chemical Processing of Materials
- ChE/MIE 572 (1 credit) – Physical & Chemical Processing of Materials Project
- ChE 573 (1 credit) – Materials Science & Engineering Project
- MIE 609 or equivalent (3 credits) – Mechanical Behavior of Materials
- ChE/MIE 579 or equivalent (3 credits) – Advanced Materials Engineering
Polymer 501 is a recommended course for the program.
For further information and advice, please contact Professor Maroudas.
Featured faculty
Dimitrios Maroudas
Director of Materials Engineering Program
Adjunct, Chemistry
Catalysis and Renewable Energy, Materials Science and Nanotechnology, Molecular, Multi-scale, and System-level Modeling
Ashwin Ramasubramaniam
Adjunct, Chemical Engineering
Director, Materials Science & Engineering Graduate Program
Uses computational modeling to study and engineer materials for optoelectronics and energy applications.
Application information & deadlines
To enroll in the Certificate program, Chemical Engineering majors should speak to Tami Paluca and MIE with Kevin Romani.
Materials Science and Engineering
Benefit from the breadth, diversity, and flexibility of this highly interdisciplinary and vibrant MSE graduate program.
