The GRE is not required for admission
The department offers Ph.D. admission for Fall semesters only. M.S. applications are considered for Fall, Spring, and Summer C terms. The priority deadlines are December 5th for Ph.D. applications and January 5th for M.S. applications.
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Prospective Grad Student Info Session
Note: This session was held on October 18, 2022
We have a long history of developing the best and brightest materials science and nuclear engineers in the country. We are also a growing and inclusive department - one that you will be proud to call your alma mater.
If you missed our virtual info session, click the link to watch it on YouTube!
Prospective Grad Student Info Session
Note: This session was held on October 18, 2022
We have a long history of developing the best and brightest materials science and nuclear engineers in the country. We are also a growing and inclusive department - one that you will be proud to call your alma mater.
If you missed our virtual info session, click the link to watch it on YouTube!
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Fast Facts About Our MSE and NE Graduate School Programs
This page contains information for prospective MSE and NE graduate students. If you’re looking for resources for current students, please see the Academics page.
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#14
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Graduate students from around the world
Meet our Academic Advisors
For additional information about the MSE or NE Graduate Program, PLEASE CONTACT OUR ACADEMIC SERVICES OFFICE
Tahara Franklin
Academic Advisor III
Work 108 Rhines Hall Work Phone: 352-846-3313Work Email: tfranklin@mse.ufl.edu
108 Rhines Hall
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*preferred application deadline of Dec. 5 for fellowships, funding considerations and spring visit invitations. Graduate program applications are accepted on a rolling basis, but students still require an identified faculty mentor for acceptance.