Above: A phase-separated blend of two
polymers. Fluorescence is exhibited by one of the polymers, and is indicated
by lighter colours in the image. The fluorescence data has been overlain on
the physical topography of the polymer surface; features are ~40nm in height.
Image by David G Lidzey.
Nanotechnology masters (MSc) course options
The courses have been developed jointly by the universities of Leeds and Sheffield. They provide a broad, interdisciplinary learning experience enabling single-discipline graduates to contribute effectively to the research, development and commercial exploitation of nanotechnology.
The package contains a core set of modules, introducing concepts and methodologies. Additional modules are offered in nanoengineering, electronics and mechanics, and bio-nanomaterials, permitting you to focus on areas of interest or expertise, and leading to a degree titled to reflect your chosen area of specialisation:
MSc Nanoscale science and technology
MSc Nanoelectronics and nanomechanics
MSc Nanomaterials for nanoengineering
You can study for your degree either full time or part time, to suit your career or personal circumstances.
A full breakdown of course options is available through the link below:
