Nanotechnology MSc

UCL (University College London)

Gain the foundational knowledge required to enhance your understanding of nanotechnology research and applications, with this one-year MSc. You’ll gain both theoretical grounding and practical experience in advanced laboratory techniques, equipping you with the skills for innovative roles in industries from microelectronics to healthcare. Nanotechnology is revolutionising industries from microelectronics to healthcare. On this Master’s, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of essential topics for nanotechnology roles, across physics, electrical and electronic engineering, and biology. The course covers crucial laboratory skills, including planning, building devices, analysis, and results comparison. Recognising nanotechnology’s unique ethical and social implications, the programme includes a module on integrating these considerations into developments from the outset. What's more, you'll learn the basics of quantum physics and device physics and provide insights into the most up-to-date developments in the field, including areas like nanoscale processing, and advanced nanoelectronic and nanophotonic technologies, among others. Working within the UCL Faculty of Engineering Sciences, you'll learn from world-leading researchers and industry experts, gaining practical experience in advanced nanotechnology techniques. This programme will equip you with the skills needed to excel in innovative roles across diverse industries, such as the semi-conductor industry, microelectronics, and healthcare, as well as provide a solid foundation for those who wish to pursue PhD studies. This programme is ideal for you if you are a graduate of the physical sciences or relevant engineering disciplines and wish to develop specialised skills in nanotechnology. Whether you're aiming to pursue a career in research, industry, or academia, this course will provide you with the advanced knowledge and practical experience needed to excel in this rapidly evolving field.

Engineering Sciences