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Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering abroad

Taught at 16 universities across 5 countries. Tuition runs from ₹1.72 L to ₹55.48 L a year.

Universities16
Countries5
Cheapest₹1.72 Lper year
Average₹26.09 Lper year
Most expensive₹55.48 Lper year

The spread matters more than the average here. The most expensive Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering on this list costs 32.3× the cheapest. Where you study changes the price of this course far more than the course itself does.

Where to study Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering

Best-ranked first, then cheapest.

University Rank Duration Tuition / year
Northwestern University Evanston, Illinois, United States #6 18 months - 24 months ₹55.48 L
ETH Zurich Zurich, Switzerland #11 2 years ₹1.72 L
Technical University of Munich Munich, Germany #25 2 years ₹13.27 L
Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, Indiana, Australia #27 1 year ₹47.9 L
North Carolina State University Raleigh, North Carolina, United States #74 18 months - 24 months ₹26.81 L
Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken, New Jersey, United States #202 18 months - 24 months ₹35.77 L
Institute of Science Tokyo Tokyo, Japan #242 2 years ₹3.81 L
Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado, United States #247 18 months - 24 months ₹28.75 L
University of Kiel Kiel, Germany #280 2 years Fee on request
The University of Utah Salt Lake, United States #325 18 months - 24 months ₹24.42 L
Hamburg University of Technology Hamburg, Germany #432 2 years Fee on request
University of Texas at Arlington Arlington, United States #500 18 months - 24 months ₹22.07 L
University of Nevada, Reno Reno, United States #652 18 months - 24 months ₹17.96 L
Clausthal University of Technology Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany #879 2 years Fee on request
FH Munster Munster, Germany #933 2 years Fee on request
The University of Texas at Dallas Richardson, Texas, United States 18 months - 24 months ₹35.13 L

Fees are as published by the source and converted to rupees. They are indicative: confirm on the university's own page before budgeting.