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Panama City, Fla:
A new graduate degree in Engineered Materials Science will be offered at Florida State University Panama City in the spring 2010 semester, which begins January 6, 2010. The coursework will lead to a Master’s of Science degree in Engineered Materials Science.
Three classes will be offered in the spring 2010 semester: ECH 5934 “Materials, Thermo, Kenetics” and two different sections of “Advanced
Materials”: ECH 5934 and EML 5930. Courses will be offered on-site at FSU Panama City and through interactive webcast.
Those interested in the new Materials Science graduate degree should contact Dr. Steve Leach, FSU Panama City Director of Admissions, as soon as possible for admission and course registration information. Dr. Leach may be contacted by phone at (850) 770-2161or toll-free at
1-866-693-7872 or by email to sleach@pc.fsu.edu. Students will be admitted in “Special Student” status in order to begin the new program in January, 2010.
Emphasis will be placed on Department of Defense areas of current and future needs including advanced structural materials, nanomaterials, energy materials, multifunctional materials, multiscale materials and bio materials. The program will provide flexible course delivery to accommodate and enhance student participation.
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