项目介绍

2022年4月28日

The Princeton Institute of Materials strives to give students a deep understanding of fundamental science and a great appreciation for technology development through our courses and research opportunities. Both undergraduate and graduate students alike are well-prepared for a wide variety of future career opportunities.

Students must apply to and be admitted to a specific academic department (not the Princeton Institute of Materials). They must fulfill all departmental and joint degree requirements, including a doctoral thesis related to materials. They may apply to the program at any time after matriculating in their home department but are encouraged to do so in their first year; those wishing to pursue the joint degree should speak to their graduate administrator.

COURSES:

The plan of study for students pursuing the joint degree is coordinated with input from their graduate administrator.  All students must take a minimum of three courses approved by the Princeton Institute of Materials.

Please see the Princeton Institute of Material’s website(link is external) for a complete list of courses that fulfill the materials science course requirements.DISSERTATION AND FPO:

The dissertation must have a clear materials focus and be approved by the Princeton Institute of Material’s program director.  A member of the dissertation committee (either reader or examiner) must also be a Princeton Institute of Materials affiliated faculty member.