The Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) Masters degree at Tulane University is designed for aspiring engineers and scientists eager to delve into the fundamental principles governing material properties and behaviour. You will explore critical areas such as the structure of materials, kinetics of material systems, and thermodynamics, gaining a deep understanding of how these factors influence material performance. This program is ideal for those seeking to innovate in fields ranging from biomaterials and photonics to energy and nanotechnology, preparing you to tackle complex material challenges in advanced research and development settings.
This full-time, on-campus Masters program is structured over two years, offering you a choice between a 30-credit coursework-only option or a 24-credit coursework path combined with a 6-credit research thesis. You will engage with a core curriculum including courses like 'Structure of Materials' and 'Thermodynamics of Materials', supplemented by a wide array of graduate electives in areas such as computational materials science, biomaterials processing, and advanced polymer engineering. You will graduate with the advanced knowledge and research skills necessary to pursue careers in leading industries or further academic study.