Event
Open House: Materials Science and Engineering
Thursday, March 29, 2012
2:30 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
1135 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building
Dr. Kathleen Hart
mseundergrad@umd.edu
http://www.mse.umd.edu/openhouse/index.html
Are you an incoming student, transfer student, or current student trying to decide on a major? Are you interested in nanotechnology? Do you want to help solve the looming energy problem? Learn about the exciting field of Materials Science and Engineering at one of our spring open house events! Family and friends are welcome.
We will have two open house dates this spring. You only need to attend one. Please indicate on which date you would like to attend when RSVPing.
- Thursday, March 29, 2:30pm4:30pm
- Saturday, April 21, 9:00am12:00pm
What
- Meet students
- Lab tours Demonstrations
- Open house attendees can apply for a $2000 Top Terp Scholarship!
You must attend one of the open house dates above to be eligible.
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All MSE open Houses are held on the University of Maryland College Park campus. Our Spring 2012 Open House events will be held in the Modern Engineering Materials Instructional Laboratory (MEMIL) in the Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building.
Directions | UMD Campus Map (PDF) | Google Campus Map | Visitor Parking Map (PDF) | About Our Digital Parking Pay StationsMaterials Science and Engineering (MSE, MatSci) is an exciting field that underpins the other branches of engineering. In order to build cars with better gas mileage, ultra high density magnetic hard drives for future computers, advanced solar cells, and many other technological breakthroughs of the coming century, we need innovative new materials that vastly improve on what we have available today. Materials Science and Engineering is the field that spearheads these discovery and development processes.
Come join the elite MSE Program at the University of Maryland!
- Combine Engineering with Chemistry and Physics
- Use your degree to find jobs in microelectronics, automotive, biotech, venture capital start-ups, government labs, and more.
- Excellent starting salaries for graduates
- Get research experience as an undergraduate
- Small classesget to know your professors
Learn more at: mse.umd.edu/whatismse
Want to attend? RSVP to: mseundergrad@umd.edu.
Please indicate whether you would like to attend the March 29 or April 21 session.