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The following courses are currently offered by the Department of Materials Science and Engineering. Courses at the 100-level are intended for freshmen, 200-level sophomores, 300-level juniors, and 400-level seniors and graduate students.
Your coursework will provide you the foundational understanding of materials science and engineering. You’ll learn how to make materials marvel to help solve problems to advance green energy, revolutionize health care, re-imagine additive manufacturing and achieve zero waste.
The Materials Science and Engineering (MatSE) curriculum provides an understanding of the underlying principles of synthesis and processing of materials and of the interrelationships between structure, properties, and processing.
Materials science, engineering, and processing of microlithographic materials, conductors, and dielectrics for electronic applications. Performance related to materials properties and processing.
It offers opportunities to specialize in Nanoscale Science and Technology, Materials for Energy and the Environment, Materials for Medicine, and Mechanical Properties and Materials for Extreme Conditions with strong research programs in all of the areas.
Provides information concerning the pursuit of a Ph.D., including degree requirements, Candidacy Exam procedures, Dissertation Overview procedures, time frame for completion, graduation details, and more.
201 Materials Science and Engineering Building. 1304 W. Green St. MC 246. Urbana, IL 61801. Phone: +1 (217) 333-1441. Fax: +1 (217) 333-2736. Email: matse@illinois.edu
