Materials Science and Engineering
Program Information
| Degrees Offered | Full-Time/Part-Time |
| MS |
FT/PT |
| PhD |
FT/PT |
| Areas of Concentration |
- Biomaterials and Biosurfaces in Tissue Engineering
- Biometics Design
- Ceramic Processing and Sensors
- Dynamic Characterization
- MAX Phase Materials
- Mechanics of Microstructure
- Mesomaterials
- Nanomaterials
- Natural Polymers and Photonics
- Oxide Films and Interfaces
- Particulate Materials
- Plasma Processing of Materials
- Soft Matter
|
Requirements
For details regarding the items below please review the Admission Application Checklist.
- Transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
- Two letters of recommendation – Use the Electronic Letter of Recommendation form to submit your recommendation letters
- GRE (PhD and full-time master's applicants) – Minimum score varies
- Essay – Approximately 500 words explaining your reasons for pursuing a degree from Drexel; your short-term and long-term career plans; and how your background, experience, interest, and/or values, when combined with a Drexel degree, will enable you to pursue these goals successfully
Résumé – You may submit your résumé by mail or email it as an attachment to
enroll@drexel.edu
For international students or applicants who earned a degree outside of the U.S.
Deadlines for Full-Time Students
Applications are accepted at any time. Funding options are decided on an individual basis.
Please view our academic calendar for term start dates.
| | Fall (Sept.) | Winter (Jan) | Spring (March) | Summer (June) |
| U.S. Students |
Sept. 1 |
Nov. 23 |
Feb. 22 |
N/A |
| International Students |
June 13 |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
International Students: Consideration for a term other than fall requires special permission from the academic department prior to application.
International students are eligible for the PhD program only.
Deadlines for Part-Time Students
| | Fall (Sept.) | Winter (Jan.) | Spring (March) | Summer (June) |
| U.S. Students |
Sept. 1 |
Nov. 23 |
Feb. 22 |
May 24 |