329 Master's in Materials Science in Europe

This Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering MEng program from University of Cyprus emphasizes fundamental principles that prepare students for leadership roles in a challenging and rapidly changing technological world. 

This Materials Science by Research course from Lancaster University offers you an exciting opportunity to undertake and manage your own research project, gain valuable laboratory experience and forge important relationships in the professional sphere.

The Materials Science and Nanotechnology course at University of Milano - Bicocca offers advanced knowledge in physics and chemistry of materials, providing you with the skills to approach the design of atomic and molecular structures and create materials with specific functions.

The master's degree course in Materials Engineering from University of Padua provides students with specific professional knowledge aimed at finding the best solutions for the processes of production, transformation and use of materials.

The Materials Science and Technology master's programme at the University of Tartu educates specialists on materials development. Graduates can work as specialists developing materials in manufacturing enterprises or research institutions and laboratories and continue their studies at the doctoral level.

Undertake supervised study in the Materials and Engineering Research Institute (MERI), with exceptional facilities and expert support. We offer a master degree in Materials Science and Engineering at Sheffield Hallam University.  

The Master's degree programme in Chemistry – Bio and Nanomaterials track at the University of Pavia offers an in-depth exploration of chemistry at the nanoscale, where matter exhibits unique and often extraordinary properties.

The Master's degree programme in Computational Engineering – Modeling and Simulation at the University of Pavia is designed to meet the needs of companies that require digital design skills, operational skills with modern production technologies, knowledge of innovative materials and advanced devices.

To train engineers who, with their knowledge in basic sciences dealing with the structure, properties, and behaviour of technical materials (metals and their alloys, ceramics, glass, binders, polymers and plastics, and their composites or new functional materials), can design and operate the production, shaping, and processing technologies of these materials to an advanced technological standard.

Building Materials and Ceramics MSc degree from Technical University of Leoben is a double is a double degree programme with a duration of four semesters, split between two partner universities

The dual degree programme International Master in Sustainable Materials at the Technical University of Leoben covers 120 ECTS points and is a two-year programme. Language of instruction is English.

The Raw Materials Engineering MSc degree from Technical University of Leoben will develop innovative methods to optimise the utilisation of both primary and secondary raw materials.

This Advanced Materials Science and Engineering (AMASE) degree from Technical University of Leoben offers you a unique opportunity to study materials science and engineering in an international environment. Benefit from the collaboration between six renowned universities, including the Technical University of Leoben.

The Engineering Materials Science MSc degree from KTH Royal Institute of Technology has a cross-functional approach, exploring existing materials, processes and applications, and providing you the skills to develop new ones.

From electronics to transportation, fashion, and medicine – modern life has become unthinkable without polymers! With Polymer Science and Engineering programme from Technical University of Leoben you will be part of this innovative and future-oriented professional field.

This Sustainable Mineral and Metal Processing Engineering (Erasmus Mundus Joint Master) from Technical University of Leoben equips you with specialised knowledge to extract metals and minerals efficiently and concludes with at least two Master's degrees. By mastering techniques to minimise environmental impact, you'll become a sought after expert and play a crucial role in sustainable practices.

The Metallurgical Engineering programme from Technical University of Leoben is all about technologies for the sustainable extraction and processing of metallic materials.

The first year of the Materials Engineering For Industry 4.0 programme at Politecnico di Torino provides core teaching in the structure of matter, materials science and phenomena of surface and interface.   

The Master Degree in Nanotechnologies for ICTs programme at Politecnico di Torino besides providing advanced knowledge of solid state physics and about the properties of materials at the nanoscale, focuses on the "top down" methodologies and techniques with particular application of the same to micro-and nanoelectronics and the ICT sector.  

The Polymer Sciences programme at University of Bordeaux is merging the competencies of the University of Basque Country (UPV/EHU) and the University of Bordeaux (UBx) in polymer teaching and research.