Masters in Nanotechnology (in Europe)

In summary, Marlon wants to attend an Ivy League university and is looking for a school that specializes in microelectronics manufacturing engineering. He has also found two schools that may be a good fit for him. One is at Rochester Institute of Technology and the other is at the Technical University of Delft in the Netherlands.
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Hercule Poirot
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hi guys,

I just finished my undergrades in electrical engineering and I am planning to continue to the masters level. Though it wasn't a field of study, i got hooked to physics and i am planning to do my masters in nanotechnology where theoratical physics (specifically quantom mechanics) merges with practical EE.

I would appreciate it if one of you could suggest a list of good schools in Europe that would offer this type of program in English or French ( although my french isn't that great), but I would prefer it to be in the language of science (i.e. English).

By the way, when i talk of europe I only mean continental europe (i.e. Britian is excluded).
 
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you need to be in Belgium...
Check out this site from the university of Leuven, one of the oldest in Europe...

http://www.imec.be/ovinter/static_general/start_en_flash.shtml

IMEC is an international research group, specialized in nanotechnology...

marlon
 
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Why would you want to miss out on Oxbridge? Especially Cambridge which I think has a nanotechnology department...
 
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Copenhagen university just got a big grant from the govenrment for their nanotechnology science scenter http://www.nano.ku.dk/education/start.htm must admit i don't know much about them except they are around the same buildings as me lol, but it may be of interest to you to check it out. Not sure if they teach in english or not o_O
 
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If you change your mind about Europe...

take a look at the ME Program in Microelectronics Manufacturing Engineering at Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, NY)

http://www.microe.rit.edu/me.php

Also check:

http://smfl.microe.rit.edu/fac_overview.php
 
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FAQ: Masters in Nanotechnology (in Europe)

What is the duration of a Masters in Nanotechnology program in Europe?

The duration of a Masters in Nanotechnology program in Europe can vary depending on the specific university and country. However, on average, it takes 1-2 years to complete the program on a full-time basis.

What are the entry requirements for a Masters in Nanotechnology program in Europe?

The specific entry requirements may vary from university to university, but generally, students are expected to have a Bachelor's degree in a related field such as physics, chemistry, or engineering. Additionally, a good academic record and strong background in mathematics and science subjects is usually required.

Is the program taught in English or in the local language?

In Europe, most Masters in Nanotechnology programs are taught in English. However, it is always best to check with the specific university to confirm the language of instruction.

What are the job opportunities for graduates of a Masters in Nanotechnology program in Europe?

Graduates of a Masters in Nanotechnology program in Europe have a wide range of job opportunities in various industries such as healthcare, electronics, energy, and materials science. Some common job roles include nanotechnology researchers, engineers, and technicians.

Are there any scholarship opportunities available for international students pursuing a Masters in Nanotechnology in Europe?

Yes, there are several scholarship opportunities available for international students pursuing a Masters in Nanotechnology in Europe. These can be offered by the universities themselves or by external organizations. It is recommended to research and apply for scholarships early on in the application process.

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