
Materials Engineers discover new materials and modify existing ones in order to achieve desired electronic, magnetic and optical properties.
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- Learn about nanomaterials, thin-films, coatings and microfabrication.
- Tackle the world’s pressing challenges by developing new materials for solar cells and batteries.
Careers in Smart Materials & Devices:
- Sensors and microdevices
- Reverse Engineering and Failure Analysis
- Material Processing
Where you’ll go: telecommunications, energy and microelectronic sectors.
Courses
Bonding, crystallagraphy, mixing of materials and equilibrium (MATLS 2A04, 2B03, 2D03)
Semiconductors (MATLS 2Q03, 3Q03)
Polymers (MATLS 4P03)
Thin-Film Laboratory (MATLS 4LF2)
Sensors (MATLS 4Q03)
Nanomaterials (MATLS 4G03, 4FF3)
“Materials Engineering has given me the opportunity to access state-of-the-art facilities for the development of advanced functional materials for electronics and energy storage devices.”
Ryan Poon, Materials Engineering
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