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Materials Design Capstone Project
Learn more about the materials science and engineering Materials Design Capstone Project to match the opportunity that's right for you.

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UPDATE: Classes and campus operations will resume on Wednesday, Jan. 22. Due to inclement weather affecting the Bryan-College Station area, Texas A&M University has cancelled all classes for Tuesday, Jan. 21. Additionally, all campus operations have been suspended. A decision about Wednesday, Jan. 22 will be made by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 21. Please visit emergency.tamu.edu for additional information about campus transportaion, campus dining, and other resources. Stay safe, Ags!

How to Apply

Multifunctional Materials REU Application Information

Who is eligible?

This is a competitive program open to undergraduate engineering and science majors (U.S. Residents and permanent residents only) enrolled in 4-year U.S. universities who have completed their second and third year with a 3.0 GPA or better. Students must have completed an introductory materials course in their institution.

How to apply?

Application review begins on March 1, 2025 and decision notifications are on a rolling basis.

The following documents are required for your application to be reviewed:

  • Completed online application (upload your statement of purpose and unofficial transcript with Fall grades in the application)
  • Two online recommendation forms. Share this link with your references who would be recommending you. They must fill out the form.

Note: State project/s and professor/s of interest in your statement of purpose.

For questions, contact msen-reu@tamu.edu.

What projects are available?

Here is our current list of available projects for you to review.