University Master’s Degree in Nanoscience, Materials and Processes: Chemical Technology at the Frontier - 11th edition

Career opportunities

Graduates in the University Master's Degree in Nanoscience, Materials and Processes: Chemical Technology at the Frontier are capable of working in:

• Research at universities and research institutes. The master's degree is a requirement for being admitted to a PhD programme and the key to a future career as a researcher.
• Research, development and innovation in industries based on new scientific and technical knowledge (biotechnology, microelectronics, telecommunications, energy storage, new materials, etc.) and traditional industries (chemical, pharmaceutical, biomedical, ceramics, textiles, etc.) interested in innovation.
• Management, control and strategic planning of nanotechnological techniques, products and processes in the electronics industry, biomedicine, biotechnology, pharmacology, etc.