469 Bachelor's degrees in Materials Science

The B.Tech programme in Materials Science and Engineering at Indian Institute of Science is aimed at producing engineers and leaders at the forefront of the materials revolution — driving progress in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, space exploration, healthcare, energy, and infrastructure.

The Making and Material Futures (Hons) programme offered by Cardiff Metropolitan University is a hands-on, studio-based degree that combines creative making with technical experimentation, material exploration, and applied design thinking. 

The Materials Science and Engineering program from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki is covering the full spectrum from atomic structure to industrial application, from energy materials to additive manufacturing.

The International Foundation in Science and Engineering programme from INTO Manchester Metropolitan University is a preparation degree designed for students who don’t yet meet the language scores or academic requirements for direct entry to their desired programme. 

The Biomaterials Science programme offered by Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences focuses on the study of biocompatible, biomimetic and nature-based materials as well as their diverse areas of application.

Advanced Technology from University of Twente (UT) is the right choice for you. This Bachelor’s brings together a broad range of science and engineering disciplines.

When it comes to studying plastics and polymers, then Plastics and Polymer Engineering Technology program at Pennsylvania College of Technology is the place to be. Here, you’ll join a community of tomorrow-minded leaders determined to make the world better than they found it.

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.

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

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.

The Nuclear Science and Engineering bachelor programme at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) provides a premier education in nuclear processes. This public study mode course prepares students for high-impact careers in energy and security. It offers a rigorous foundation in engineering principles over a four-year duration.

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.

This Materials Science (Honours) degree from University of New South Wales teaches you theoretical and practical skills that will put you at the forefront of innovation in developing materials that are lighter, greener and stronger.  

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. 

Metallurgy and Materials Engineering from University of the Punjab will be a leading and dynamic seat of learning for quality education, research, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Materials Engineering with Honours from University Tunku Abdul Rahman offers education and research for the development and application of new materials. It aims to provide graduates with an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the characteristics of various materials that are vital for Malaysian industry to adopt innovative processes to give local products a competitive edge in the world market.

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 curriculum for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Metallurgical Engineering (Honours) from University of Namibia aims at producing Graduate Engineers with knowledge, skills and abilities in Extractive Metallurgy, Physical Metallurgy and Materials Engineering.

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