M.Sc. NanoEngineering
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About the programme
The M.Sc. NanoEngineering at the University of Duisburg-Essen is a four-semester, two-year programme worth 120 credits on the Duisburg campus, taught in German, with a start in the winter or summer semester. Nanotechnology is the production and use of structures smaller than 100 nanometres in at least one dimension, and the engineer's task is to turn nanoeffects discovered in basic research into industrial products. The programme deepens the qualifications of the bachelor's programme of the same name and teaches you to apply, analyse and develop scientific methods for complex problems in nanotechnology. Depending on your specialisation, the focus is on nanoprocess technology or nano(opto)electronics. A doctorate (Dr.-Ing. or Dr. rer. nat.) can follow. The page names electronics, chemistry, automotive engineering, the optical industry and health care as the most important fields for nanotechnology.
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The prerequisite for admission to the Master's programme NanoEngineering is the successful completion of
- Bachelor's programme NanoEngineering at the University of Duisburg-Essen
or
- an equivalent degree programme in the fields of engineering or natural sciences
as well as a qualification related to the course of study.
In addition, the applicant must demonstrate the following specific knowledge depending on the chosen specialization:
1. For the specialization Nano electronics / Nano optoelectronics knowledge in the field of mathematical/scientific basics amounting to 30 ECTS, knowledge in the field of material sciences / nanotechnology amounting to 20 ECTS, knowledge in the field of electrical engineering and information technology amounting to 10 ECTS.
2. For the specialization Nanoprocess Technology Mathematical/scientific basics to the extent of 30 ECTS, knowledge in the field of material sciences / nanotechnology to the extent of 20 ECTS, knowledge in the field of mechanical engineering / process technology to the extent of 10 ECTS.
The determination of the equivalence of the degree programme and the decision on exceptions is made by the examination board. The examination board may also grant admission subject to conditions.
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Estimated year-1 total cost
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