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Department of Materials Engineering,
Isfahan University of Technology (IUT)
Phone: +98 31 33912750-51
Fax: +98 31 33912752
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IUT has one of the leading Departments of Materials Engineering in Iran with research activities ranging from the production and processing of materials through studies of their mechanical, physical and structural properties.
The Department offers graduate and undergraduate programs leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Materials Engineering, the degree of Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Selection of Materials, Extractive Metallurgy, Casting, Welding and Corrosion and the degree of PhD in Materials Engineering, Nano-Materials and Biomaterials. Over 580 students are currently studying in the department.
The Department of Materials Engineering has over 20 educational and research laboratories equipped with modern tools and facilities. More than 50 people work within the Department of Materials Engineering as academic staff, technical staff and administrative staff. The Department has initiated number of national institutes including Society of Surface, Science and Technology, Iron and Steel Society, Center of Excellence for Steel and also some research groups which are based in the Department.
The Department of Materials Engineering is in close collaborations with different sectors including Oil and Gas, Automotive, Petro-Chemical, Steel and Aluminum Industries. A number of this department industrial partners are as follows:
- Isfahan’s Mobarakeh steel company
- SA Iran electro optic industrial Co.
- Aerospace industry organization – Shahid Varamini industries
- Marine industry organization driving forces design office
- Isfahan steel company
- Isfahan alloy steel company
- Azarshin Co.
- Sepahan Nafis Silicate Co.
- Metallic materials localization industry
- Isfahan Science and Technology Town
The Department is actively engaged globally by having collaboration with a number of universities from Canada, East Asia, Germany, United States and United Kingdom.
Undergraduate students must take 20 credits in general courses, 31 credits in basic courses, 84 credits in compulsory courses and 5 credits in elective courses (total 140 credits) for B.Sc. degree.
You can download the curriculum for undergraduate program from here and the undergraduate course description from here.