Why Choose Our Programme?
- Innovative Interdisciplinary Curriculum: NTU is among a select few Asian universities offering an MSc programme in nanotechnology and nanoscience. Our cutting-edge curriculum taps into the interdisciplinary expertise across NTU, exposing you to the best from the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE), School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (SPMS), School of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (CCEB), and School of Materials Science and Engineering. The programme emphasises practical applications, delving into emerging fields such as nanoelectronics and nanophotonics. You'll gain hands-on experience through experimental and characterisation sessions and supervised dissertation projects, learning from industry experts and applying your knowledge in real-world scenarios.
- Career Advancement: The interdisciplinary nature of nanotechnology and nanoscience opens up a wide array of job opportunities, including roles as industrial R&D specialists, material scientists, nano-electronic engineers, nano-fabrication engineers, semiconductor fabrication engineers, environmental engineers, energy systems engineers, nano-photonic scientists, biomedical engineers, clinical research associates, and biotechnologists. The increasing demand for professionals trained in nanotechnology and nanoscience aligns with Singapore’s transition towards Industry 4.0 and beyond.
- Professional Network: In today's interconnected world, tapping into a strong professional network is crucial for career opportunities and success. Connect with NTU’s extensive pool of alumni and carve out a competitive edge for yourself, expanding your professional network both within and beyond Singapore.
Admission Requirements
Programme Structure & Duration
| Programme Title | Master of Science in Nanotechnology and Nanoscience – MSc (Nanotechnology and Nanoscience |
| Period of Candidature | Full time: minimum 1 year, maximum 3 years Part time: minimum 2 years, maximum 4 years |
| Course Requirement | Option 1: 30 AUs coursework Option 2: 24 AUs coursework + 6 AUs dissertation project |
| Total AU Requirement | 30 AUs |
| Funding | Self-Funded Programme (Non-subsidised) |
| Class Size | 30 - 100 students |
Curriculum
There are two study options: one with coursework only, and the other with coursework and a dissertation. A typical course is 3 AUs and consists of 39 hours of lectures. Candidates undertaking a dissertation project of 6 AUs must submit a dissertation at the end of their study.
| Option 1 Coursework Only | Option 2 Coursework + Dissertation |
|---|---|
30 AUs coursework | 24 AUs coursework + 6 AUs dissertation project |
| 4 core courses (12 AUs) | 4 core courses (12 AUs) |
| 6 elective courses (18 AUs) | 4 elective courses (12 AUs) |
| Dissertation (6 AUs) |
The Core and Elective courses to be offered are as follows:
6 Core Courses (Choose 4)
- EE6315 Principles and Devices of Nanoelectronics
- EE6311 Integrated Nanophotonic Devices
- CM6860 Advanced Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
- MS7410 Nanomaterials
- PH6404 Physics of Low Dimensional Structures
- BG6012 In Vitro Diagnostic and Bionanotechnology
Elective Courses
BG6016 Drug Delivery and Nanomedicine
Additional Information
Proposed Fees
- The proposed fees for the programme is $56,156.80 including GST for AY2025 and $58,860 including GST for AY2026.
- There is an application fee of $50 for the programme.
All fees are in Singapore dollars (S$) and exclusive of GST.
Singaporeans and Permanent Residents will receive a S$5,000 subsidy. Those eligible for financial aid may receive up to S$15,000.
Students must pay a non-refundable and non-transferable acceptance fee of SGD 5,000 upon acceptance of the offer. This fee will be used to offset the tuition fee subsequently. All fees are subject to annual revision by the school and are exclusive of living expenses and miscellaneous student fees.