227 Bachelor's degrees in Materials Science in North America

The Materials Science Engineering Technology program offered by University of Northern Iowa combines cutting-edge theory and hands-on applications to drive industries forward.

The Materials Science and Engineering degree at the University of Pittsburgh is designed to give the student a basic understanding of the structure and properties of materials, the principles underlying the processing of materials, and the concepts of engineering design and problem solving. Both theory and practice are emphasized.

The Product Design and Manufacturing Engineering program at Wichita State University will prepare you for a high-paying career in a large number of industries and governmental organizations.

Students who graduate from the Materials Science and Engineering program at Lehigh University go on to work in research, development, operations, management, manufacturing and sales. 

The Materials Science and Engineering major at the Clemson University explores the building blocks of all materials and develops the understanding of the processing, structure and properties of polymers, glasses, ceramics, metals and composites in all forms — particles, thin films, fibers and bulk materials.

The Composite Materials Engineering program at Winona State University prepares engineers who develop innovative and effective material solutions for a wide range of industries.

Polymer Chemistry from Pittsburg State University enables scientists to: develop groundbreaking original materials, solve specific challenges and meet the needs of a rapidly evolving global society and economy.

If you are interested in an industry that has a worldwide impact – now and in the future – plastics engineering is the right fit for you. The Bachelor of Science degree in Plastics Engineering (PLE) from University of Wisconsin Stout will teach you product and mold design, materials science and advanced processing techniques.

The Glass Engineering Science program of Alfred University is the only Glass Engineering program in the nation.

Learn how to process ores, separate valuable minerals into concentrates, produce and purify metals, manufacture metals into products, create materials, and join materials together. This Metallurgical and Materials Engineering program is offered at Montana Technological University.

Chemistry - Polymer from Pittsburg State University introduces you to the branch of chemistry that studies the synthesis, characterization, and processing of macromolecules. 

The B.S. in Materials Science at The University of the West Indies involves the study of the properties and characteristics of materials. 

Physics - Polymer Physics from Pittsburg State University prepares students to enter many professions in physics field.

With job opportunities across industries and around the globe, a degree in Welding and Fabrication Engineering Technology program at Pennsylvania College of Technology will take you where you want to go.

If you envision a professional career in applied science and engineering with a focus on ceramics and related materials, the ABET Accredited Ceramic Engineering program of Alfred University, one of only two of its kind in the nation, is definitely for you.

The Materials Engineering B.S. at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is a full-time, four-year undergraduate programme. It provides a professional foundation in microstructure and material properties, covering metals, ceramics, and polymers to prepare students for diverse technical careers in the engineering sector.

Discover how to manipulate individual atoms and molecules in Materials and Nanosciences at University of Waterloo.

The Multidisciplinary Engineering programme at Northern Arizona University is a full-time, four-year B.Sc. degree. This flexible course allows students to integrate various engineering fields with diverse academic disciplines. It features a customisable curriculum and a collaborative capstone project to prepare for modern industry.

Manufacturing Engineering Technology at New Jersey Institute of Technology provides a foundation in advanced manufacturing, which includes additive and subtractive fabrication, metrology and automated processes.

The undergraduate program in Materials Science and Engineering at University of Central Florida is distinguished by offering an outstanding selection of courses taught by excellent instructors who offer students state-of-the-art classroom and research opportunities.