Explore how nanoscale materials become useful devices. UAB’s English-taught Applied Nanoscience master’s links materials science with device engineering, with room to follow interests in energy, sensing or biomedical applications.
课程必备知识
- 机构
- 巴塞罗那自治大学（UAB）
- 国家
- 西班牙
- 主题
- Physics and materials science
- 学习水平
- 硕士学位
- 教授语言
- 英语
- 学习方式
- 校园里
- 校园
- Faculty of Science, Bellaterra, Spain
- 持续时间
- 1个学年
- 荣誉
- 60学分
- 学费
- 2026/27: €19.37 per credit for EU citizens and non-EU citizens holding an EU residence permit; €66 per credit for non-EU citizens without an EU residence permit. For 60 ECTS this is €1,162.20 or €3,960, respectively, before other charges. Confirm your applicable category with UAB.
- 入学
- 2026/27 start: 7 September 2026. Next cohort dates not confirmed.
Information reviewed: 2026-10-29
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The study plan includes materials-to-devices methods and professional skills, with options in areas such as quantum materials, sustainable-energy materials and nanoscale imaging. A 15-credit dissertation gives space for a focused project. The current study-plan table also lists a 9-credit placement, although the general overview contains an older statement saying there is no dedicated placement module; ask the coordinator to confirm the arrangement for your intake.
Who it may suit
This is a possible next step if you enjoy connecting physics or chemistry with technological applications. It can support interests in research, materials development and further scientific study. Admissions welcome relevant science and engineering degrees and require B2 English. Some bioscience backgrounds may need additional preparation.
Fees and intake
2026/27: €19.37 per credit for EU citizens and non-EU citizens holding an EU residence permit; €66 per credit for non-EU citizens without an EU residence permit. For 60 ECTS this is €1,162.20 or €3,960, respectively, before other charges. Confirm your applicable category with UAB.
The 2026/27 enrolment page gives 7 September 2026 as the start. Future application and start dates are not confirmed here.