Get a Master's degree in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering

Master of Science (MSc) in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering

Graduates from the MSc Materials and Manufacturing Engineering programme solve engineering challenges in high-tech production across different industries by optimizing manufacturing processes, providing digital sustainable solutions and using advanced materials.

Materials and Manufacturing Engineering

Study Programme

In the Materials and Manufacturing Engineering programme you will discover the world of materials, the transformation from materials to final components, the evaluation of product qualities, and the technologies used in creating advanced products.

These skills are crucial for creating products in health tech, the toys industry, the energy sector, automotive industry, aeronautics and medical devices and are essential for the future green transition and more environmentally-friendly practices.

Focus of the Materials and Manufacturing Engineering programme

The programme focus is to develop and optimize products with improved functionality and extended lifetime which require:

  • Detailed understanding of the internal structure of materials and how this affects the material properties and performance
  • Knowledge of materials degradation mechanisms and how to prevent these
  • Awareness of the environmental impact of the production processes
  • Mastering advanced processing technologies for manufacturing and post-processing of high-tech products
  • Application of digital tools in the design, optimization and evaluation of materials, products and production technologies
  • Proficiency in designing and optimizing of product properties
  • Evaluation of quality and performances of products
  • Analysis of data obtained in study cases from different industries

The programme enables you to predict, control, and optimize the specific properties of materials. It also shows you how to improve industrial process technologies for making advanced product solutions at both the micro and macro scales.

The interaction between materials, processes, products, properties, and performance is central to the programme and is reflected in the programme title ‘Materials and Manufacturing Engineering’.

The Materials and Manufacturing Engineering programme is very application-oriented, and the teaching is based on most recent research directly connected to industry needs.

Besides theoretical courses and using computer models you will have access to state-of-the-art facilities and testing tools.

Your projects will most often be inspired by real industry situations and carried out in collaboration with industry. You will therefore be working with relevant, real-world cases throughout the entire study programme.

Curriculum

The MSc is a two-year graduate programme with a workload of 120 ECTS credit points.

Specializations

The study program contains two specializations:

When planning your courses and structuring your study plan it is recommended to include both areas to ensure an ideal combination of both materials and manufacturing engineering.

Specializations are merely recommended ways of choosing the courses in the curriculum. Applicants are admitted to the programme (and not to a specific specialization) and it is possible to choose among all the courses in the curriculum following the directions given. However, if a specialization has been fulfilled the title of the specialization may be added to the diploma.

Combine work with study!

You have the the opportunity to join an Industry Master of Science in all DTU's master's programmes.

Combining work and study, an industry master's programme is the ideal way to apply your academic knowledge in real-world settings and build a strong foundation for your future career.
Learn more about the Industry MSc

Career

Materials and manufacturing processes are vital for the technological advancement of industry and society as a whole, which is the key to ensure green transition, sustainability and more environmentally-friendly practice.

As a result Materials and Manufacturing Engineering graduates have a multitude of career opportunities in various industrial sectors as medical devices, energy production and storage, transport, building and construction, (micro)electronics, food production, automation, robotics and within green transition.

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Application and admission

Admission requirements

Learn more about the academic requirements and the selection criteria for this programme.

How to apply

All you need to know about applying for admission to an MSc programme at DTU.

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