Composite Materials & Structures (Graduate Certificate)
About
The University of Maine understands there is a growing demand for engineers and scientists with strong fundamental knowledge and skills necessary for analysis, design, manufacturing, and testing of composite materials and structures. In a collaboration between the College of Engineering and the School of Forest Resources, the Composite Materials and Structures graduate certificate builds that knowledge and skills giving students a competitive advantage in the job market.
Program Highlights
Requirements
The courses completed for the graduate certificate may be counted towards a graduate degree per the guidelines of the respective graduate degree program. Graduate students must complete 12 credits with a minimum grade of C in no more than one course. At least three courses (9 credits) must be at 500 or 600 level.
At a Glance
Maine College of Engineering and Computing
Mechanical Engineering
Degree Level
Graduate
Degree Earned
Graduate Certificate in Composite Materials and Structures
Mode of Study
In-Person
Time to Complete Degree
12 Credits
Next Steps
Contact
Mechanical Engineering
Masoud Rais-Rohani
Ferland Engineering Education & Design Center, Room 237F
mcec.umaine.edu/depts/mee/
P
207.581.4120
International
Chadbourne Hall, Room 122
go.umaine.edu/international-undergraduate-admissions/
P
207.581.3437
F
207.581.2920
