A curriculum built at the frontier of materials science and engineering.

From atomic structure to engineering application — in five years.

The curriculum is designed as a progression — not a collection of separate subjects. In the early years you build the scientific and mathematical foundations common to all materials scientists. From year three, you begin to specialise. In year five, you conduct original research.

Every semester includes laboratory work. This is not a desk-based degree. You will work with real materials, real equipment, and real experimental methods from the very beginning — building practical competence that grows with your theoretical understanding.

Courses are drawn from three departments — Chemistry, Physics, and Mechanical Engineering. You will always know which discipline a course comes from, and you will progressively see how the three perspectives converge into a single coherent understanding of materials.