Nanotechnology Masters Program

Achieving new physical and chemical properties through the reduction of the size paradigm to the nano-scale, and/or the control of different processes on such scale.
Nanotechnology is changing the world as we know it. It offers new greener applications that are better and more effictive than what we have today. Billions of dollars in funding and products are already in play worldwide.

This program focuses on the high impact emerging field of Nanoscience and Technology. You will attend lectures and labs on Nanomaterials processing, fabrication and characterization as well as modeling and simulation of such materials and systems.

Introduction

This highly interdisciplinary degree with asignificant research component is geared towards practical applications. It will provide you with the necessary knowledge for industrial career and academic development and research.

Program Academic Objectives:
  • Providing strong foundation of nanotechnology fundamentals
  • Providing practical training on state-of-the-art nano characterization techniques
  • Strengthening the multidisciplinary approach of nanotechnology in Egypt
  • Strengthening the link between fundamental science and practical applications
Wider objectives:
  • Building capacity in Nanotechnology
  • Increasing competitiveness of local industry
  • Improved career prospective for applied sciences & engineering students
Career Prospective

The knowledge and experience gained through this program will enable you to establish a strong career in either industry or academia.

The program addresses applications for:

  • Construction Material Industry
  • Oil & Gas
  • Water & Agriculture
  • Environment
  • Textiles
  • Electronics
  • Packaging and Food Processing

The Program in a flash

Start: Spring Semester
Duration: 4 Semesters
Degree: Master of Science (thesis required)
Entry requirement:
Bachelor of Science (chemistry, Materials, math, or engineering)
TOEFL score: 61 Internet Based

Curriculum

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