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Metallurgical Engineering Program

As of 2025, 13 U.S. colleges are offering Metallurgical Engineering and its subprograms. The 2025 average undergraduate tuition of the Metallurgical Engineering programs is $11,529 for state residents and $30,656 for out-of-state students.
13 schools offer the Metallurgical Engineering program in graduate level, and the average graduate program tuition is $13,864 for state residents and $29,495 for out-of-state students.

Metallurgical Engineering by Degree and Programs

10 colleges have Metallurgical Engineering BS degree programs and 13 graduate schools have the program in gradute levels.
Metallurgical Engineering Programs by Degree
Number of Offered Schools
Certificate Programs-
Associate's-
Bachelor's10
Master's8
Doctorate5
Post Graduate2
Post-Bachelor's2
Post-Masters-

U.S. Colleges Offering Metallurgical Engineering Program

School NameUndergraduate TuitionGraduate TuitionPopulatoinGraduation RateStudents to Faculty
The University of Alabama
Public, four-years
$34,172 ($12,180) $33,972 ($11,980) 40,846 73% 19 to 1
Colorado School of Mines
Public, four-years
$45,824 ($21,914) $45,824 ($22,100) 8,044 82% 18 to 1
University of Idaho
Public, four-years
$28,320 ($9,084) $30,052 ($10,816) 12,286 57% 18 to 1
Missouri University of Science and Technology
Public, four-years
$33,248 ($14,984) $26,056 ($14,944) 7,154 64% 17 to 1
Montana Technological University
Public, four-years
$26,094 ($8,289) $22,493 ($6,802) 1,702 58% 14 to 1
University of Nevada-Reno
Public, four-years
$27,720 ($9,578) $25,174 ($7,032) 23,024 61% 17 to 1
University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
Public, four-years
$41,430 ($21,926) $46,786 ($27,580) 35,724 85% 13 to 1
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Public, four-years
$14,900 ($10,500) $14,600 ($8,500) 2,576 53% 12 to 1
LeTourneau University
Private (not-for-profit), four-years
$37,160 $16,875 3,330 59% 11 to 1
The University of Texas at El Paso
Public, four-years
$25,502 ($9,544) $16,621 ($7,166) 25,039 50% 21 to 1