
Materials Engineers design processes and materials for the automotive, aerospace, energy and infrastructure industries.
- Be a part of exciting changes such as 3D printing and Industry 4.0.
- Tackle the clean energy challenge by identifying sustainable approaches for producing and recycling material.
Click here for the brochure!
Careers in Materials for Manufacturing & Infrastructure:
- Material Production, Processing and Heat-treating
- Manufacturing
- Corrosion & Failure Analysis
Where you’ll go: automotive, aerospace, energy and infrastructure sectors.
Courses
Bonding, crystallagraphy, mixing of materials and equilibrium (MATLS 2A04, 2B03, 2D03)
Low temperature processing of functional and biomaterials (MATLS 3B03)
High temperature processing (MATLS 3F03, 4C03)
Sustainable Materials Production (MATLS 4I03)
Strength, Deformation & forming of Materials (MATLS 3M03, 3MF3)
Alloy Design and Microstructure manipulation (MATLS 3C03, 3T04)
Aerospace and Automotive alloys (MATLS 4LA2, 4LS2, 4T03)
Corrosion (MATLS 4D03)
“The Manufacturing stream of Materials Engineering allows me to have an impact on the industry and society by making cars safer, more fuel efficient and more corrosion resistant.”
Chris Thomsen, Materials Engineering
Related Faculty
Related Courses
Code | Title | Instructor | Outline | Info |
---|---|---|---|---|
CHEM ENG 724 Graduate | Materials Characterization by Electron/Ion Microscopy [FALL 2022] |
![]() |
Outline | More |
CHEM ENG 724 Graduate | Materials Characterization by Electron/Ion Microscopy [FALL 2022] |
![]() |
Outline | More |
CIV ENG 716 Graduate | Seismic Behaviour and Design of Reinforced Concrete Systems |
![]() |
More | |
MATLS 2A04 Undergraduate | Introduction to Materials Engineering |
![]() |
More | |
SFWRTECH 4AI3 Undergraduate | Artificial Intelligence |
|
Outline | More |