ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE

Materials & Metallurgical Engineering

Material structure, processing, properties and performance.

Materials & Metallurgical Engineering applies scientific and engineering principles to its specialist systems, technologies and applications.

10 subject categoriesBeginner → advanced progression

SUBJECT DIRECTORY

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Physical Metallurgy

Principles, methods and applications of physical metallurgy.

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Extractive Metallurgy

Principles, methods and applications of extractive metallurgy.

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Materials Characterization

Principles, methods and applications of materials characterization.

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Ceramics

Principles, methods and applications of ceramics.

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Composite Materials

Principles, methods and applications of composite materials.

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Nanomaterials

Principles, methods and applications of nanomaterials.

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Polymer Science

Principles, methods and applications of polymer science.

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Corrosion Engineering

Principles, methods and applications of corrosion engineering.

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Materials Processing

Principles, methods and applications of materials processing.

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Advanced Functional Materials

Principles, methods and applications of advanced functional materials.

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SUGGESTED PROGRESSION

Learning path

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Beginner

Build mathematical, scientific and terminology foundations.

02

Core

Study the subject categories and their relationships.

03

Advanced

Explore specialised methods, design trade-offs and applied projects.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

What to build toward

Explain fundamental concepts and terminology.
Recognise methods, tools and engineering constraints.
Connect theory with practical engineering applications.

PUBLISHED RESOURCES

Courses and practical learning

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