The Materials Science and Engineering PhD program at the University of Notre Dame offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding materials. This doctoral program aims to equip students with extensive materials expertise, preparing them for advanced roles in industry, government, and academia. Students must fulfill the requirements of both their chosen host department and the Materials Science and Engineering program to graduate.
Scholarships are available for qualified candidates for the MSF program, determined at the time of application evaluation. International admissions for undergraduate and graduate programs emphasize need-blind admission and meeting 100% of demonstrated financial need.
Tuition fees are specific to the host department. For reference, the Master of Science in Finance program has a tuition of $74,618 for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Yes, scholarships are available for qualified candidates and are determined at the time of application evaluation. Further details on the amount are not disclosed.
You need to identify and apply through an interdisciplinary host department or program. Review the specific application requirements and deadlines for your chosen host department.
Entry requirements, including application materials, are determined by the specific host department you choose to apply through.
Graduates are prepared for advanced roles in industry, government, and academic institutions.