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About Master Of Science In Materials Science And Engineering in The University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas)

Research and education in the Materials Science and Engineering Department involves the study of advanced materials — including metals, semiconductors, composites, polymers, nanomaterials and biomaterials — and their potential use in various applications. Materials science and engineering is a highly interdisciplinary field drawing on many fundamental disciplines to advance the design and discovery of new materials for use in virtually all areas of science, engineering, industry and society.

The program leading to the MS degree in Materials Science and Engineering provides intensive preparation for professional practice in modern materials science. This degree is suitable both for students completing undergraduate study in the areas of materials science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, chemical engineering, chemistry or physics, and also for professional engineers who wish to continue their education.

The curriculum ensures that students are exposed to a broad knowledge of modern materials science; that they apply their knowledge and analytical skills to create effective and novel solutions to practical problems; and that they communicate and work effectively in collaborative environments. These outcomes prepare graduates for successful careers in many settings and make key contributions in materials science and engineering research.

Academic qualification equivalents

• Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree 

English language requirements 

• IELTS :6.5
• TOEFL IBT: 85

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University of Texas at Dallas Cost of Attendance

The University is responsible for eight schools, each with a different tuition cost system. The following is an estimate of the School of Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication's annual fee structure:

University of Texas at Dallas Financial Aid for International Students

More than 5 scholarship programs (each consisting of more than 10 grants) are conducted each year by the University. The scholarships are offered to international students to afford their study in the USA. The Academic Excellence Scholarship (AES) committee organizes the scholarship programs each year. A total of 5 scholarship programs are managed by the University for undergraduates as well as graduates, which include:

• Academic Excellence Scholarship Program
• Eugene McDermott Scholars Program
• National Merit Scholars program
• Terry Foundation Scholarship
• Diversity Scholars Program

Following types of scholarships are awarded based on National Merit criteria set by the University:

• Cash Stipend per semester: 4000 USD
• Housing Stipend per semester: 1500 USD
• One-time Award: 6000 USD

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