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Browse Programs Admission InformationMaterials Science and Engineering is a multidisciplinary field that explores the relationships between a material’s microstructure, its physical and chemical properties, its performance, and the methods used to process it. The goal is to develop new materials and improve existing ones to meet the needs of modern industries such as aerospace, automotive, energy, electronics, and biomedical sectors.
A materials engineer is equipped to select, analyze, and design materials tailored to specific applications, with an emphasis on innovation and sustainability.
Thermodynamics of Solutions
Mechanics of Continuous Media
Radiocrystallography: Geometric Crystallography
Heat Transfer
Physical Properties of Materials
Introduction to Materials: Physics of Materials
Statistical Thermodynamics
Fluid Mechanics
Radiocrystallography: Electron Microscopy
Mass Transfer
Mechanical Properties of Materials
Introduction to Materials: Fabrication
Extractive Metallurgy I + II
Phase Transformations
Corrosion and Durability
Shaping I: Solid
Shaping II: Liquid
Shaping III: Powders
Semiconductor Materials and Devices
Surfaces and Treatments
Methods of Material Characterization
Mathematics I & II
Computer Science
Economics I & II
French I, II & III
English I, II, III & IV
Practical Work / Laboratory Work
Industrial Computing
Internship
Numerical Methods
Sensors and Electronic Instrumentation
Cross-disciplinary / Transversal Module
Management I & II
Project
Written and Oral Communication I & II
Operational Research
Hygiene, Safety and Environment
Management
Final Internship and Graduation Project
Students must pass the national entrance examination for the second cycle of engineering schools
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