130 Master's in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology in Europe

The Nanotechnology program at Gebze Technological University aims to provide education in a wide range of fields including nanoelectronics, nanomaterials, nanocharacterization, nanofabrication, nanomagnetism, nanoscale quantum information processing, nanophotonics and nanobiotechnology, which are deemed necessary for Turkey to take an active role in the field of nanotechnology

Many future applications within electronics, telecommunication, information systems, medicine, and natural or artificial biosystems build upon progress in nanoscale technologies. The Nanotechnology programme of Chalmers University of Technology  is based on both physics and chemistry and will give you a thorough, yet advanced knowledge of the nanoscale system properties. 

The Smart Nanostructures and Condensed Matter Physics program at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University (SPbPU) is tailored to BSc graduates who wish to deepen their knowledge of physics and who are looking to pursue a research career within a university, industrial or research laboratory. 

The academic master’s study programme Material Science and Nanotechologies at the Riga Technical University focused on the development of new materials and the use of modern technologies offers the acquisition of higher level technical education based on skills and competencies.

The Nanobiology at Erasmus University Rotterdam will require true disciplinary integration of physics and biology.

The Micro and Nanosystems program at ETH Zurich - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology offers an interdisciplinary education including courses from mechanical and electrical engineering, materials science, as well as physics, chemistry and computational science.

The Nanotechnology programme offered by Swansea University's emphasis is on the development of applications-driven research and the transfer of technology from the laboratory to the workplace or health centre.

Combining interdisciplinary teaching with cutting-edge laboratory-based research, the Nanomedicine programme offered by The University of Manchester provides a robust scientific understanding of this highly competitive and fast-growing research area.

The follow-up Nanotechnology program at VSB - Technical University of Ostrava is intended for graduates of a bachelor's study of Nanotechnology or branches focused primarily on materials science, applied physics and chemistry. 

In the Nanosciences programme at the University of Basel, the interdisciplinary approach is pursued through 2 project work in different disciplines, in addition to the Master's thesis.