329 Master's in Materials Science in Europe

Become a materials specialist and tackle the future energy challenges with the Materials in Fusion Energy programme from University of Birmingham.

The Structural and Civil Engineering programme of Aalborg University provides you with the technical and analytical knowledge to design complex buildings and structures, and to understand how they are affected by waves and wind, for example. You will work on advanced computer simulations and models that solve real-world engineering challenges.

The Macromolecular Materials programme from KTH Royal Institute of Technology equips students with comprehensive tools needed to understand the relationships between molecular structure and macromolecular and material properties.  

The mission of this Advanced Design and Management of Durable Constructions MSc programme from IMT Nord Europe is to train civil engineering professionals capable of rethinking construction by integrating sustainable practices. 

Enhance your manufacturing knowledge and skills with this accredited Advanced Manufacturing course from the University of Portsmouth. You'll develop your understanding of the systems and hardware used in manufacturing, and polish the managerial skills you need to lead teams in the industry. 

The Materials Engineering program at the University of Trento is particularly addressed to students who demonstrate a thorough grounding in scientific disciplines (e.g. Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry) and a basic knowledge in Industrial Engineering.

The Materials Chemistry programme from The University of Edinburgh cuts across the traditional organic/inorganic/physical boundaries of chemistry and overlaps many disciplines from engineering to biosciences.

The Materials Science and Engineering programme at University College Dublin is an interdisciplinary field investigating the relationship between the structure of materials at atomic or molecular scales and their macroscopic properties.

The Physics and Technology course Aalborg University combines deep understanding of physics with technological development. You will learn how to analyse, develop and experiment with complex physical systems – and you will gain the skills to solve technical challenges in fields such as energy, materials, medical technology and quantum technology.

Graduates from the Materials and Manufacturing Engineering course from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) solve engineering challenges because they are able to optimize advanced materials and complex manufacturing processes for high-tech industrial production.

The Metamaterials programme from The University of Exeter has been designed to equip you with the skills for success in the field of advanced materials innovation. 

The Materials Science programme of Eötvös Loránd University is an interdisciplinary program aimed at providing a rigorous education in materials science and the fundamental physics and chemistry that underlie this discipline.

The MSc programme in Mechanical Engineering from Aarhus University prepares you to tackle complex design and analysis problems using advanced theoretical and computational methods.

Throughout this Advanced Materials Engineering MSc course from Edinburgh Napier University you'll develop specialised knowledge in this course which is accredited by the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.

This Manufacturing Engineering (2 years) MSc program from University West, you learn to plan, design, develop and integrate processes, systems, machines and tools for the manufacturing of high-quality products. 

This one-year Advanced Engineering Materials - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University of Limerick offers successful students guaranteed progression* to a range of partner universities.

This Composites Engineering course at the University of Bristol is designed to equip ambitious engineers with the expertise to develop lightweight, high-performance solutions that drive innovations in aerospace, automotive, energy and beyond.

The programme in Biomaterial Engineering for Medicine at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) focuses on design and fabrication of advanced materials for applications within the healthcare sector.

This Eco-Design and Advanced Composite Structures MSc programme from IMT Nord Europe focuses on a specific class of materials resulting from the association of a fibrous material with a polymeric resin.

On the Ceramics, Glasses and Polymers programme from Sheffield Hallam University conduct an extensive doctoral study into ceramics, glasses and polymers within the internationally-recognised Materials and Engineering Research Institute (MERI).