Nanoscience

Nanoscience, or nanotechnology, is a discipline which works with matter on the atomic scale, which means structures smaller than 100 nanometers. Nanotechnologies are useful in medicine, computer science, engineering and a variety of other areas. Nanoscience is a very young discipline; it includes current work and theoretical researches.

Career options

Nanoscience is a very diverse discipline, so graduates can find a job in a variety of areas; they can start a research career in biotechnology, medicine, pharmacy, electronic technologies, national security, forensics, material science and production, environment research, aerospace. Private and government organisations usually require a very specific Masters or PhD degree in Nanoscience and Nanotechnologies.

Graduates can also start teaching or science journalism career.

Study programs

You can find several study programs in Nanoscience on our website, for example,  MA Nanoscience and Functional Nanomaterials in the University of Bristol, UK, MA Nanoscience in Copenhagen University, Denmark, MSc Nanoscience in University of Nottingham, UK,  MSc Nanoscience in University of Kassel, Germany. All these programs are highly competitive, and universities usually provide scholarship for mostly outstanding students. You can find more study programs in Nanoscience and Nanotechnologies using our Search.

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