Corrosion Engineering Technology
Fundamentals
Corrosion engineers help protect everything from mobile phones to bridges and highways. They even work to protect the environment.
Corrosion Engineering Technology prepares students to evaluate corrosion of materials in the field and apply strategies for mitigating corrosion.
Our faculty
- offer expertise to support the technical aspects of the program
- incorporate real engineering design challenges into courses
- collaborate on research with students and colleagues at UA, other schools, government agencies and private industries
Akron Advantage
Real-world experience
Students will gain important practical professional experience through hands-on learning activities with access to the following labs:
- Corrosion and Materials Performance Lab
- Applied Colloid and Surface Science Lab
- Catalysis Research Lab
- Multiphase and Solids Processing Lab
- Supercritical Fluid Lab
Student organizations
Interact with other engineering students and professionals in the field through organizations such as:
- Women in Engineering
- National Society of Black Engineers
- Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers
- Corrosion Squad (National Association of Corrosion Engineers student chapter)
- Women in Engineering
Sample Curriculum
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