Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
University College London
Our MSc in Nanotechnology is designed for graduates from the physical sciences and relevant engineering disciplines who wish to embark on a career in this exciting arena, either in academia, the private or financial sectors, or in new start-up ventures. The degree course constitutes specifically designed modules run jointly by the UCL Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, the UCL Department of Physics & Astronomy and the London Centre for Nanotechnology (LCN), which is a new UK based multidisciplinary enterprise.
You will be learning from the experts in the Nanotechnology field as part of the course you will be undertaking a research project as well as modules in Business Enterprise in Nanotechnology and Nanotechnology in Society. The programme is offered mainly as a one-year full-time course although a two-year part-time course is also possible.
General funding sources
For general sources of funding that may apply to this study opportunity, visit the page(s) below.
Study information
- Qualification:
MSc
- Study duration:
1 year
- Study mode:
Full time, Part time
- Start month:
September
- Entry requirements:
The minimum degree level is a UK 2:2 (or international equivalent) in any relevant subject such as, though not exclusively in Physics, Electronic and/or Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, Materials Science and Chemical Engineering.
- Language requirements:
IELTS 6.5 or above
- No. of students per year:
22
- Fees:
2008/2009 Full-time Home/EU Fees are £3,300 and Overseas Fees £16,870.
Funding information
- Funder:
EPSRC
- Funding applies to:
- EU applicants (including UK)
- Funding notes:
Four full EPSRC studentships are awarded for UK students on a competitive basis. These pay UK students fees and provide a full stipend (EPSRC stipend rate in 2007/8 was £14,951, and may be increased for the coming year). For EU students, only fees are paid.
