The ME degree has a few materials units, but I don't know how deep they go into the subject. From the brief unit outlines and my limited understanding it looks like it's geared more towards the practical use of materials in design - e.g. stresses and strains, failure analysis of metals, basic...
Hi guys,
Quick background: I'm 26, in Australia, and have a degree in an unrelated field (economics). I'd like to go back to uni next year to study engineering or physics and I'm currently doing an enabling course since I didn't do any of the higher math/physics/chem subjects in high school...