The Princeton Institute of Materials faculty teach a number of interdisciplinary courses in the field of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE). These courses include the following:

MSE 501 Introduction to Materials (MAE 561/CEE 561/CBE 514)
MSE 504 Monte Carlo and Molecular Dynamics Simulation in Statistical Physics and Materials Science (CHM 560/PHY 512/CBE 520)
MSE 505 Characterization of Materials
MSE 509 Translating Materials Research from Lab to Real World Applications
MSE 512 Phase Transformations in Materials: Theory and Simulation (CHM 511)
MSE 515 Random Heterogeneous Materials (APC 515)

Chemical and Biological Engineering
CBE 503 Advanced Thermodynamics (MSE 521)
CBE 526 Surface Science: Processes and Probes (MSE 526/CHM 527)
CBE 531 Synthesis and Processing of Ceramic Matrix Composites (MSE 522)
CBE 533 Introduction to the Mechanics and Dynamics of Soft Living Matter (MSE 523)
CBE 542 Polymer Viscoelasticity (MSE 524)
CBE 543 Structure and Properties of Complex Fluids (MSE 526)
CBE 550 Physics of Polymeric Glasses (MSE 520)

Chemistry
CHM 503 Introduction to Statistical Mechanics (MSE 514/MAE 516)
CHM 522 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (MSE 592)

Civil and Environmental Engineering
CEE 513 Introduction to Finite-Element Methods

Electrical and Computer Engineering
ECE 541    Electronic Materials (MSE 551)
ECE 545    Electronic Devices
ECE 547B Selected Topics in Solid-State Electronics - Subwavelength Nanophotonics and Plasmonics (MSE 557)
ECE 548    Selected Topics in Solid-State Electronics - Physics and Technology of Low-Dimensional Semiconductors
ECE 549    Micro-Nanofabrication and Thin-Film Processing (MSE 549)
ECE 554    Nonlinear Optics (MSE 553)
ECE 555    Selected Topics in Optics and Optical Electronics (MSE 555)
ECE 556    Modern Quantum Devices: Physics and Applications
ECE 561    Fundamentals of Nanophotonics (MSE 556)

Energy and the Environment
ENE 506  Synchrotron and Neutron Studies of Materials (MSE 586)

Geosciences
GEO 501 Physics and Chemistry of Minerals and Materials (MSE 541)
GEO 507 Topics in Mineralogy and Mineral Physics - Physics and Chemistry of Earth Materials at High Pressure (MSE 547)
GEO 543 Rock Fracture

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
MAE 521 Optics and Lasers (MSE 561)
MAE 534 Energy Storage System
MAE 564 Structural Materials (MSE 564)

Physics
PHY 505 Quantum Mechanics
PHY 506 Advanced Quantum Mechanics (MSE 576)
PHY 511 Statistical Mechanics
PHY 525 Introduction to Condensed Matter Physics
PHY 536 Advanced Condensed Matter Physics II (MSE 577)

The following courses will be accepted with approval from both the home department and the PRISM program director:

CHM 407 Inorganic Chemistry: Structure and Bonding
CHM 408 Inorganic Chemistry II
CHM 409 Structural Solid State Chemistry
GEO 419  Physics and Chemistry of Earth's Interior