An NSF major research instrumentation grant enabled Polymer Engineering Center Co-Directors Tim Osswald (top) and Lih-Sheng "Tom" Turng (left) and Rheology Research Center Director Jeff Giacomin to purchase this new two-color, co-injection molding machine. (large image)

Certificate in Polymer Engineering and Science

This certificate program is designed to help technical professionals deepen their understanding and knowledge of polymer engineering. This option is a less comprehensive alternative to our Master of Engineering in Polymer Engineering and Science. To earn the certificate, the student must complete 14 credits of polymer science coursework. Of these 14 credits, two credits of the rheology seminar are required. The other four courses (12 credits) can be of the student's choosing. However, no transfer credits are allowed. See course descriptions for complete course information.

Master of Engineering in Polymer Engineering and Science brochure [205 KB PDF]