Nanotechnology
Master Qualifying Programme
Key Information
Nanotechnology merges diverse fields such as physics, chemistry, electrical, and biomedical engineering to address future challenges and answer complex questions in areas like sustainability and the future of medicine with organ-on-a-chip technology. The scope of nanoscience is vast, focusing on incredibly small scales. By becoming an expert in this exciting and emerging field, you will unlock numerous job opportunities in new and dynamic markets.
Starting our Master Qualifying Programme (MQP) is the first step in exploring your full potential at the University of Twente and becoming part of one of the most promising fields in engineering.
Why the University of Twente?
The University of Twente stands out as the only research university in the Netherlands offering a Master of Science in Nanotechnology. It is also home to the prestigious MESA+ Institute, one of the world’s leading institutes in nanotechnology. The MESA+ Institute features one of the largest and most advanced research facilities globally, including a state-of-the-art NanoLab with a 1250 m² cleanroom (ISO 5 / ISO 7). The University’s strong industry connections provide excellent opportunities for internships, research collaborations, and job placements. Additionally, the Institute encourages entrepreneurship, serving as the birthplace of numerous high-tech spin-off companies.
If you want to know more about the degree, please visit the University’s Nanotechnology website.
Duration
- 40 weeks (two semesters)
Intakes
- September
Location
- Enschede
More Info
MQP Course Structure
Semester 1
Math for Engineers
Common Content Courses
Interactive Learning Skills and Communication Practice
Elective Course*
Semester 2
Math for Engineers
Research Project and Critical Thinking Skills
Interactive Learning Skills and Communication Practice
Elective Course*
*Elective course(s)
Nanotechnology
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Sustainable Energy Technology
Teaching and Assessment
Teaching is delivered through a combination of lectures, seminars, and project-based group work (oral and written presentations). Assessment is through individual coursework (oral and written presentations) and examinations. You will be encouraged to undertake independent study throughout to supplement what you are taught and broaden your personal knowledge.
Admissions and Entry Requirements
Academic Requirements
Bachelor Diploma: Dutch HBO Level Bachelor equivalent (Nuffic)
Bachelor Degrees: Bachelor of Science degree, or equivalent, in Electrical Engineering, (Applied) Physics, Chemical Engineering, Material Science, Molecular Sciences, Nanotechnology or any other appropriate background.
Overall: 70% CGPA
Required Courses/ Subjects grades: 70%
English language requirements
IELTS 6.0 no sub-score below 5.5
TOEFL iBT (internet-based) 80 no sub-score below 18
Cambridge C1 Advanced & Cambridge C2 Proficiency Grade A, B or C. Overall 169 no sub-score below 162
Fees
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Important Dates
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Scholarships
Twente Pathway College encourages you to begin your journey at the University of Twente. For more information about our scholarship programmes for the Foundation Year and Master Qualifying Programmes, please visit Twente Pathway College Scholarships.
Once you complete your Master Qualifying Programme, the University of Twente will support you as you continue with your academic journey. To learn more about UT Scholarships, please visit University of Twente Scholarships (UTS).