Graduate Student Open House
November 6, 2026 | 3-7 p.m.
Explore graduate opportunities in Materials Science and Engineering at NC State.
In person | NC State Centennial Campus
Are you thinking about what’s next after your undergraduate degree?
Whether you want to solve global challenges, advance cutting-edge research or launch a career in high-tech industry, graduate study in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) at NC State can help you get there.
Join us for the Graduate Student Open House on Friday, Nov. 6, from 3-7 p.m. to discover our graduate programs, research opportunities and career pathways.
What to expect
At the Graduate Student Open House, you’ll have the opportunity to:
- Learn about our Ph.D. and master’s programs
- Explore research opportunities and interdisciplinary projects
- Tour our advanced research facilities
- Meet MSE faculty and current graduate students
- Get information about the application process and funding opportunities
Discover how NC State MSE prepares graduate students for careers in research, industry and innovation.
This is an in-person event at NC State’s Centennial Campus. Virtual attendance is not available.
Globally recognized for research
in optoelectronic, structural, biological and energy materials
Graduate Certificate in Materials Informatics
Build data-science skills for the growing demand in materials science and engineering.
Pioneering tech transfer and entrepreneurship
Move innovations from campus research toward market impact.
Advanced analytical instrumentation
Access advanced facilities for materials characterization and research.
Expertise
in materials characterization and computational materials design
Located in the innovative Research Triangle
Discover Centennial Campus

Raleigh and the Research Triangle

Frequently asked questions
Is the open house offered virtually?
No. The Graduate Student Open House is an in-person event on NC State’s Centennial Campus. We are not offering a virtual attendance option.
Questions?
Visit our Graduate Student FAQ or email [email protected] to learn more.
Meet the Graduate Program Team
Director of Graduate Programs, Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor and University Faculty Scholar
[email protected]