The Arkansas Materials Institute advances the future of materials science and engineering by fostering interdisciplinary education, cutting-edge research, and world-class facilities. By collaboration among students, researchers, and industry partners, the institute supports foundational materials research into real world solutions that address global challenges in areas such as energy, electronics, and sustainability.
Facilities
Arkansas Materials Institute facilities offer state-of-the-art instrumentation supported by expert staff who provide training in fabrication, processing, instrument operation, and analysis.
Academic Programs
Become a materials scientist or materials engineer!
The Materials Science and Engineering graduate program offers master's and doctoral degrees with collaborative, high-impact research, advanced training, cutting-edge facilities, and close mentorship to prepare students for leadership roles in academia, industry, and national labs.
For undergraduates, the materials science minor builds foundational knowledge through hands-on experience, including cleanroom fabrication access, to develop skills for designing and building next-generation materials and technologies.
