The Materials Shaping & Control Engineering program combines the study of materials science and mechanical engineering with specialized training in material forming technologies and control processes. The program aims to equip students with the ability to design systems and processes that meet the demands of material forming, addressing challenges in the manufacturing and processing of materials for a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing.

Program Features

• Comprehensive Interdisciplinary Knowledge: Students gain a solid foundation in both materials science and mechanical engineering, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of materials behavior and mechanical systems.
• Core Competencies in Material Forming: Focused training in the principles of material forming, including casting, forging, welding, and additive manufacturing.
• Hands-on Learning: Practical exposure through laboratory work and real-world projects in material processing, testing, and quality control.
• Innovation in Control Engineering: Courses in control engineering prepare students to apply modern control systems to optimize manufacturing processes, ensuring precision and efficiency in production.

• Industry-Relevant Skills: Students are equipped with the skills to tackle industry-specific challenges, such as material optimization, waste reduction, and sustainability in manufacturing processes.

  
  

Career Prospects

Graduates can pursue a wide range of career opportunities in industries such as automotive, aerospace, energy, and manufacturing. They are equipped to work in areas such as material processing, manufacturing system design, process optimization, and quality control. Potential employers include material production companies, engineering firms, research institutions, and government agencies focused on industrial development. Graduates are also well-positioned for roles in project management and system design, with opportunities for further career advancement through continued ...