About us
Helping learners understand the science behind modern materials.
About MaterHorizon
MaterHorizon is an e-learning platform focusing on the materials science field. The site offers course programs that cover material properties, behaviors, selection, and usage. It provides theory backed up by real life applications and case studies, enabling students, engineers, researchers, and professionals to learn about different engineering materials.
practice
We emphasize how materials behave during actual manufacturing and product design.
Curriculum
Topics we teach include metals, ceramics, polymers, composites, material testing, failure analysis, and sustainable material selection.
Learn Online
You can learn at your own pace in an online format that works with your schedule for academic or career advancement.
Build knowledge that supports engineering careers.
Learn the Fundamentals
New to the field of materials science? Or want to expand your current skillset? Our courses take you from fundamentals to advanced topics and train you to solve real-world problems.
Prepare for modern engineering challenges.
Advance Your Professional Skills
Increase your confidence in selecting materials, evaluating quality, performing laboratory tests, and analyzing material performance in classes based on current engineering practice and industry standards.
Learn alongside future engineers and technical professionals.
Join a Growing Learning Community
Thousands of students have learned with MaterHorizon to deepen their knowledge of materials, to hone their skills, and to gain a competitive advantage in manufacturing, research, quality, and product development.
Testimonials
Success Stories
“The classes were able to make complicated material science knowledge easy to understand. The applications were helpful to link theory with practice.”
Liang Chen
“I really liked the parts about composites and material tests. Everything was well-explained and in good order for learning.”
Yuna Takahashi
“*MaterHorizon helped me better understand material choice and evaluation. I’ve learned a lot from it, and have used it in both my school and work.”
