The materials science and engineering master’s program offers both Master of Engineering and Master of Science degrees designed to foster independent scholarly work while providing flexibility to accommodate your interests and career goals.
Each of the materials science and engineering master’s programs immerses students in a dynamic and collaborative learning environment focused on innovative research. As a student, you will receive a solid foundation in the fundamentals of materials science and investigate important current topics in energy, biomedicine and nanotechnology.
With a masters degree in materials science, you have the opportunity to spur technological advances that shape the modern world and apply to nearly any industry. Stevens’ location, 15 minutes from New York City, means students have the ability to network and intern with Fortune 500 companies who are looking for top talent in the surrounding area.
This is a top-notch program with highly dedicated professors you learn a lot from. Without a doubt, the foundation laid by the program at Stevens is what helped me identify and pursue a career in semiconductors…
They had tons of experience between and they made the classes interesting. They also encouraged discussion and active participation.
You’ll work with faculty members who publish in some of the most cited journals in the industry, receive funding from competitive agencies and collaborate regularly with institutions throughout the area…
Woo Lee explores the development of microfluidic tissue models as new way of studying how human tissues interact with drugs, pathogens and biomaterials…
Matt Libera's expertise focuses on the development and understanding of polymers and polymeric biomaterials.
The materials science master’s program at Stevens offers you the opportunity to work alongside professors in state-of-the-art laboratories to search for impactful solutions to vitally important societal issues, industry and government issues including sustainability, materials utilization and environmental resource disposal.