Overview:

"We seek highly motivated students who welcome the opportunity to further their education in an interdisciplinary environment that encourages learning and innovative research."

The Interdisciplinary Materials Science (IMS) program at Vanderbilt University offers a unique opportunity to design a Masters or Ph.D. program that satisfies a graduate student's individual interests. With 37 full time faculty members involved in the program and over 46 different course offerings, many options are available to students who desire an advance materials science degree. Hands-on research opportunities are possible owing to the extensive infrastructure at Vanderbilt for materials processing and characterization. In addition, a long history of collaboration between the Vanderbilt IMS program and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) provides the graduate student with exposure to truly state-of-the-art equipment and interaction with world-class scientists. Finally, extremely competitive stipends are available for qualified students to provide for a comfortable financial setting during the IMS graduate degree program.

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UPCOMING EVENTS:

December 5, 2007
VINSE Colloquium
Dr. David Norton University of Florida "Nanostructured Oxide Materials: Opportunities in Fundamental Research and Technology"
November 14, 2007
VINSE Colloquium
Dr. Pat Stayton "Smart Biohybrid Materials that Talk and Listen in Nanospace"
October 24, 2007
NANO DAY, 7th Annual Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Forum