BA/BS in Metallic Materials Engineering

Metallic Materials Engineering trains graduates in designing, selecting, processing, characterising and testing metals. Students learn to analyse complex engineering problems with mathematics, science and computer tools, and to consider law, society and sustainability. Core courses include fundamentals of materials science, principles of heat treatment, research and testing methods, mechanical and physical properties, metallic materials and metalworking. The programme is a provincial first-class programme and part of the provincial excellent-engineer plan, and it has gone through a national engineering accreditation visit. Graduates are prepared for process development, equipment upgrading, technical leadership and team management in the metals sector, or for further study.