Materials Science and Engineering offers interdisciplinary programs leading to the degrees of master of science and doctor of philosophy. Established in 2002, the program offers both the MS and PhD degree in materials science and engineering. While the program is relatively young, the participating departments and faculty on campus have an extensive legacy of research and of offering relevant materials science and engineering academic training.
From the smallest of the small to the opposite end of the spectrum, our students develop a foundation in the principles of materials science, selecting an atomic/nano approach or a bulk/macro approach. This foundation is then coupled with specialized knowledge in one area of materials, such as: energy production, storage and transmission; nanomaterials for a range of applications; electronic materials with a specialization in flexible electronics; biomaterials; modeling and mechanical behavior.
| Fall Admission | Spring Admission | |
| MS | Rolling admission, with February 1 deadline for funding consideration | Rolling admission, with recommended submission date of October 15 |
| PhD | Rolling admission, with February 1 deadline for funding consideration | Rolling admission, with recommended submission date of October 15 |
The standards maintained by The Graduate School and individual departments and programs are applied to ensure that applicants admitted to the University are well qualified and trained to study at this institution and have a reasonable expectation of successfully completing a graduate program, and who, with the benefit of graduate education, are most likely to contribute substantially to their academic or professional fields.
To be eligible, you must have and provide:
Applicant Qualifications:
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MS |
Undergraduate degree in one of the physical sciences or engineering |
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PhD |
Undergraduate or graduate degree in one of the physical sciences or engineering |
All applicants must also submit the following:
And, for international applicants:
*This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to keep it accurate and up-to-date, we recommend you contact the department for program-specific requirements.
Junghyun Cho, Associate Professor and Graduate Director (also Director, Engineering track)
jcho@binghamton.edu
607-777-2897
Jiye (James) Fang, Associate Professor and Director (Materials Science track)
jfang@binghamton.edu
607-777-3752
Materials Science and Engineering website
Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science website