PhD in Materials Engineering

This doctorate comes from the materials science department and prepares graduates for careers in industry, universities or government. Through classes and research, students reach high standards in the central subjects of the field: how structure shapes properties, thermodynamics of metals, reaction rates in materials and physical metallurgy. Students can pursue research with highly cited, industry-respected faculty in areas including nanomaterials. Seventy-two credit hours are required. The program is part of the Engineering and Computer Science college at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida. Prospective students can use the program page to learn more, request information and review degree requirements and application deadlines before applying. Tuition is charged per credit hour, with separate rates for Florida residents and out-of-state students.