Search
Showing search results for contentMagazine Archive
...s just placeholder text, content coming soon.
Applying
When applying to graduate school at MIT, you are applying to a specific department. It’s important that you indicate on the application the degree and program that you…
Master’s Degree and Requirements
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering (DMSE) graduate program is primarily a doctoral program (PhD/ScD). Most students are admitted with the expectation of completing a doctoral degree. Students…
Doctoral Degree and Requirements
The doctoral program in DMSE provides an advanced educational experience that is versatile, intellectually challenging, and of enduring value for high-level careers in materials science and engineering. It…
Funding Opportunities
DMSE graduate students are eligible to receive financial support for their studies from a variety of sources, including outside fellowship programs (government fellowships, private-company sponsorship, or competitive fellowship opportunities), special…
For Alumni
...s just placeholder text, content coming soon.
Undergraduate Program
Materials science and engineering is a multidisciplinary field that explores the structure, properties, synthesis, and processing of materials. The undergraduate program, called Course 3 at…
Opportunities For First-Year Students
Interested in learning more about DMSE in your first year? There are many opportunities for first-year students to learn about materials science and engineering, known at MIT as…
Majors, Minors, and Concentration
DMSE, also known as Course 3, offers a comprehensive academic program that combines fundamental scientific principles with hands-on research experiences. The program fosters innovation and enables students to…
Opportunities for DMSE Undergraduates
DMSE offers many educational and extracurricular opportunities for undergraduate students. These include membership in the SUMS student community, 24-hour access to the DMSE Student Commons, research opportunities through…