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Metallurgical Engineering

Metallurgical and materials engineering students are exposed to sophisticated equipment and computer technology in applications ranging from the processing of liquid metals to micro-electronic devices.

By learning the basic structures, properties and processing of materials, students can achieve success in a multitude of diverse industries including automotive, aerospace, electronics and basic metals production.

• BS Metallurgical Engineering Curriculum Flowchart
• BS Metallurgical Engineering Curriculum Flowchart – Pre-Med

• MTE Advanced Math Electives
• MTE Advanced Science Electives

• BS Metallurgical Engineering Advising Worksheet

If you have any questions about the undergraduate metallurgical engineering program, contact Dr. Garry Warren.

Educational Objectives

The educational objectives of the MTE undergraduate baccalaureate program are to produce graduates who

• Are successful in applying fundamental principles of metallurgical engineering.
• Communicate effectively in a wide variety of situations.
• Succeed in the global engineering professional community.