Develop innovative nano- and microtechnology processes and products with the master Nanotechnology
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- Degree
Master
- Start date
September
- Location
Enschede
- Duration
2 Years
- Tuition fee (EU/EEA students)
€ 2.530 per year
- Tuition fee (NON-EU students)
€ 10.269 per year
The Master of Science in Applied Nanotechnology is unique in the Netherlands. The most distinguishing feature is its focus on the development of innovative micro- and nanotechnology-based products and applications. The fusion of elements from biology, chemistry, electrical engineering and physics results in nanotechnological materials and devices with unprecedented properties. The programme only starts in September and is taught entirely in English.
Ample practical experience
In addition to theory, our program is based on hands-on practice on various (production) techniques.
Excellent facilities
Several well-equipped laboratories allow you to work with state-of-the-art technology.
No pre-master required
With a suitable Bachelor’s degree you can start directly with this Master; there is no need for a pre-master.
Interested in this Master degree programme?
Please contact the Master Office to check your requirements. Apply through Studielink.
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During your Master in Applied Nanotechnology
The duration of the master’s programme is two years. The programme provides you with a thorough basis in practical experience supported by appropriate theory. During the 2nd year, you'll be working on your master thesis project at a company. Check the section ‘Course Content’ for specific information.
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After graduating with a Master in Applied Nanotechnology
The programme provides a thorough preparation for a position in the nanotechnology-based industry. The Twente region is a hotspot for hightech businesses focusing on the ‘commercialization’ of nano- and microtechnology. Our institution is cooperating intensively with several of these. Furthermore, we have a close interaction with the University of Twente. The resulting platform offers excellent job opportunities in the fast growing field of micro- and nanotechnology.