Materials Science and Engineering, as a core discipline in the development of modern science and technology, converges not only with basic sciences such as physics, chemistry, and biology, but also with frontier fields including new energy, electronic engineering, and biomedicine. During the four-year programme, students will pursue a major in Materials Science and Engineering along with another X major based on their interests and career goals, thereby building a systematic, solid, and personalised knowledge framework.

The curriculum design covers core knowledge such as fundamentals of materials science and materials characterisation, alongside characteristic interdisciplinary courses like artificial intelligence and material design, as well as biomedical materials. Through integrated experimental training, research projects, and innovation competitions, students' interdisciplinary knowledge and practical innovation capabilities are enhanced. Relying on advanced research platforms and distinguished faculty, the programme provides students with abundant academic resources and international development opportunities, facilitating their growth in academic and professional fields.

With a solid professional foundation and a broad interdisciplinary vision, graduates will apply their expertise across diverse fields like scientific research innovation, technology research and development, and engineering management. They will gain a competitive edge particularly in key strategic national priority sectors such as new energy, biomedicine, and intelligent manufacturing.