Engineering avenues
Gary Neal Jr., a senior mechanical engineering major and student leader at Wright State, had a transformative experience during an internship with GE Aerospace.
Materials Science and Engineering
You will learn how to turn raw materials into useful products and technology in Wright State’s materials science and engineering program. The curriculum includes advanced coursework in mechanics, thermal sciences, fluids, materials, electronics, mechanical systems, and design. New technology is creating a need for new materials, which is driving the demand for engineers in research. Graduates with a bachelor's degree will frequently work in product design, process engineering, materials selection, testing, quality control, and technical sales. Earn your Bachelor of Science or Master of Science degree or add a minor to your existing major.
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What we offer
Combined Materials Science and Engineering, BSMSE & Materials Science and Engineering, MSMSE
Materials Science and Engineering Minor
Materials Science and Engineering, BSMSE
Materials Science and Engineering, MSMSE
Success Stories
Student Profile
Student Profile
Air power
Wright State engineering student Jacob Jadischke overcomes obstacles, makes dreams take flight
Wright State’s College of Engineering and Computer Science gives Ph.D. student Jacob Jadischke opportunities to conduct research at the Air Force Research Laboratory.
Alumni Profile
Onome Scott-Emuakpor discovered true passion at Wright State
Mechanical engineering graduate Onome Scott-Emuakpor seeks to push thresholds of advanced technology in aerospace systems as the founder of Hyphen Innovations.
