Become A Metallurgist

Schools

• Michigan Technological University

  9.2%

• Pennsylvania State University

  9.2%

• University of Nevada - Reno

  6.2%

• Iowa State University

  6.2%

• University of Arizona

  6.2%

• University of Iowa

  6.2%

• Purdue University

  6.2%

• South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

  4.6%

• Youngstown State University

  4.6%

• Colorado School of Mines

  4.6%

• Illinois Institute of Technology

  4.6%

• University of Cincinnati

  4.6%

• Colorado State University

  4.6%

• Pepperdine University

  4.6%

• University of Texas at Arlington

  3.1%

• University of Florida

  3.1%

• University of Alabama

  3.1%

• Central Connecticut State University

  3.1%

• Northwestern College - Chicago

  3.1%

• Missouri University of Science and Technology

  3.1%

Majors

• Materials Science And Engineering 27.7%
• Metallurgical Engineering 16.9%
• Business 12.7%
• Chemical Engineering 9.6%
• Mining Engineering 4.2%
• Chemistry 4.2%
• Mechanical Engineering 3.6%
• Materials Sciences 3.6%
• Management 3.0%
• Industrial Technology 3.0%
• Precision Metal Working 1.8%
• Geology 1.8%
• Engineering 1.8%
• Sociology 1.2%
• Project Management 1.2%
• Environmental Engineering 1.2%
• East Asian Languages, Literatures, And Linguistics 0.6%
• Mechanical Engineering Technology 0.6%
• Drafting And Design 0.6%
• Microbiology 0.6%

Degrees

• Bachelors

  43.5%

• Masters

  31.7%

• Other

  9.7%

• Doctorate

  6.5%

• Associate

  5.9%

• Certificate

  1.6%

• Diploma

  1.1%