Study nanotechnology and advanced materials in Sweden
Why choose the Materials physics and nanoscience master’s programme?
- Career readiness in the materials industry: You will be equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in various industries, including semiconductor technology, energy solutions, biomedicine, and sensor technology.
- Focus on emerging technologies: The programme curriculum emphasises the development of new materials and technologies for applications such as high-performance solar cells, cutting tools, neutron detectors, and innovative drug delivery systems.
- Hands-on research opportunities at major materials research facilities: Through your project work, you will have opportunities to gain exposure to advanced techniques through access to state-of-the-art/large scale research facilities, including the Swedish Research Infrastructure for Advanced Electron Microscopy (ARTEMI) and the National Supercomputer Centre (NSC), as well as synchrotron radiation facilities such as MAX IV and Petra III.
- Expert faculty and mentorship: You will benefit from guidance and mentorship by experts in the field, ensuring high-quality education, support throughout your studies, and excellent opportunities to take part in cutting-edge projects.
- Immersive learning experience: You will learn self-sufficiency in project work, including synthesising, theorising, characterising, and analysing materials, preparing you for successful careers in materials physics and nanoscience.
- Flexible learning pathways: In the second year, you can tailor your studies to your interests by either choosing additional courses or focusing on a larger, year-long master’s project, providing flexibility to align with your career goals.
- Strong industry and international collaborations: You will benefit from extensive connections with internationally renowned research groups, industry partners and spin-offs, offering you valuable networking opportunities and real-world experience.
- Interdisciplinary learning: You will broaden your academic perspective by taking courses alongside students from other programmes. This interdisciplinary environment enhances your ability to collaborate across scientific domains and fosters valuable connections that support long-term success in both academia and industry.
- Vibrant academic community: Linköping University offers a supportive and dynamic environment, fostering collaboration and innovation among students and faculty.
We welcome applicants from around the world who hold a bachelor's degree in physics, nanoscience, materials science, or related fields.