Materials Science Study Programs in USA

There are hundreds of US universities that offer professional qualifications in the subject of materials science.

New York University offers Masters of Science in Biomaterials Science at an estimated educational cost of US $59000 for the entire program. Duration of the program is 2.5 years

Western Michigan University conducts a Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering while University of Southern California conducts Master of Science in Material Science. A bachelor degree, B.S. in Materials Science and Engineering is available at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Cost of the program is apporximately US $25,680 a year

North Carolina State University is well known for programs such as Doctor of Philosophy in Materials Science and Engineering and Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering. Educational cost is about US $17753 per year

Texas A and M University offers Masters of Science in Material Science Engineering – Non Thesis; Masters of Science in Material Science Engineering – Thesis and PhD with BS in Material Science Engineering. Cost of the program is about US $25,937 per year

University of California, Berkeley provides a qualification known as Major in Materials Science and Engineering while Illinois Institute of Technology offers a degree, Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering.

Syracuse University is popular for programs like Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fiber Arts / Material Studies (Cost is approx. US $32,180/year) and MFA in Fiber Arts/ Materials Science (Cost is approx. US $20880/year ).

Arizona State University is a major centre for B.S.E. in Materials Science and Engineering, MSE in Materials Science Engineering and Ph. D. in Material Science programs.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University offers Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering, MS in Material Science and Engineering; Master of Engineering in Material Science and Engineering and PhD in Material Science and Engineering programs for the eligible candidates. Cost of the program is approximately US $20,825 a year.

Since materials science is a generally preferred study choice for a majority of the students, there are so many academic institutions that offer highly reputed academic programs in this field. US universities such as University of Texas At Austin; University of Pennsylvania; Stanford University; University of Wisconsin – Madison; University of Michigan – Ann Arbor; University of Pittsburgh; Cornell University; Missouri University of Science And Technology; University of Texas At Arlington; Pennsylvania State University-University Park Campus; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Ohio State University; George Washington University; University of Utah; Johns Hopkins University and New York University also conduct well-respected academic programs in materials science.

University of Massachusetts Amherst; Clemson University; University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Campus; Stony Brook University; University of Virginia; Northwestern University; University of Washington; Iowa State University; State University of Newyork At Binghamton; Duke University; Western Michigan University; University of Connecticut; University of California-Santa Barbara; Drexel University; Washington State University; Portland State University; Wright State University; Lehigh University; Rice University; University of California-San Diego; University of California Davis; University of Tennessee; Missouri State University; University of North Texas; University of California-Irvine and University of Akron also offer professional programs in materials science.

Other US universities where materials science programs are offered include Case Western Reserve University; Brown University; Auburn University; University of North Dakota; University of Louisville; University of Delaware; Florida State University; University of Massachusetts Lowell; Pittsburg State University; Florida International University; University of Idaho; University of Denver; University of California-Riverside; University of New Hampshire; University of Southern Mississippi; West Virginia University; Oregon State University; University of Rochester; Brigham Young University; Michigan Technological University; Boise State University; Norfolk State University; University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point; University of Alabama In Huntsville; University of Texas Medical Branch; University of Tennessee Space Institute; Alfred University; The University of Vermont; University of Wisconsin-Stout and University of Nevada, Reno.

It is not possible to include all the US academic institutions that offer education in the field of materials science since the list is too exhaustive.