Material Innovations and Technology

Program description

This is a two-year program which strives to produce graduates with expertise in material science and who can apply their knowledge in a variety of occupations in the public and private sectors.

Program contents cover every group of materials such as metals, ceramics and polymers. Graduates who complete their program will have understanding about material properties and have the ability to develop material innovations. Examples of innovative materials developed by the department include nanomaterials, environmentally-friendly materials, smart materials, etc.

During the study, students will receive close consultation in learning and research from an advisory professor. Some research topics might include collaborations with the industrial sector. Every student in the program will receive funding support to present work at academic meetings in the country or abroad. Capable students might receive opportunities to conduct short-term research abroad.

In order to complete the program, students have to produce at least one research thesis dissertation accepted and published in an academic periodical in a recognized database or published in proceedings as well as complete specified English studies or exams.

Research Topics

Target Occupations After Graduation –

Occupational pursuits are possible in the public and private sectors. Potential occupations include the following:

• Instructor or researcher at an academic or research institution.
• Analyst, tester, planner, quality controller, production process consultant.
• Distributor of scientific products, tools and equipment.
• Other occupations such as materials-related businesses.