Instruction is designed to give the students theoretical and practical training in the field of the materials science of metals, alloys, ceramic, polymer and composite materials; they master innovative techniques in metal forming (fabrication) and materials joining processes and in operating various types of equipment, tools, and automation systems.
Alumni can be employed as
- process engineer
- research engineer
- planning engineer (in manufacturing and specific processes)
- design engineer
- analyst engineer
- researcher
- lecturer
- scientific advisor
Program subjects
- Materials science; modern and emerging materials production processes
- Materials inspection and assessment
- Scientific foundations of developing composite materials with special properties
- Computer analysis of material structure
- Modern materials research methods
- Smart materials
- Fundamentals of scientific research
- Alloy structuring and the physical and mechanical properties of alloys
Graduating department:
B.A. Dogadkin Department of Materials Physics and Chemistry