How can changing a material at a very small scale change what it can do? This English-taught master’s at the University of Zaragoza explores that question through nanoscience, materials and research.
课程必备知识
- 机构
- University of Zaragoza
- 国家
- 西班牙
- 主题
- Engineering, 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 Sciences, Zaragoza, Spain
- 持续时间
- 1个学年
- 荣誉
- 60学分
- 学费
- The official programme overview displays €1,824, or €3,648 for non-EU students who are non-residents. Its price box does not specify an academic year. Confirm the fee for your intake, residency category and any additional charges with the university.
- 入学
- The published 2026–27 application rounds have closed. The next cycle's dates were not verified on 19 October 2026; consult the university's master's admissions calendar.
所审查的信息：2026-10-19
What you could explore
The 2026–27 curriculum covers the preparation and characterisation of nanostructures, including advanced microscopy. Options connect nanomaterials with energy, environmental questions, biomedicine and electronics. An 18-ECTS master’s dissertation gives you space for a substantial project.
When comparing options, think about whether you most enjoy understanding a material, learning a measurement technique or finding a practical application. Those preferences can help guide your choice of modules and project.
申请
The university welcomes relevant backgrounds across science, health and engineering. Non-native English speakers must demonstrate B2 English or an equivalent level. When places are competitive, selection considers academic record and CV, language ability and an interview.
Apply online using the programme’s admissions guidance. The admissions calendar provides application windows; the published 2026–27 rounds have ended.
请参阅 University of Zaragoza profile 还有我们的 在西班牙学习的指南 为您的搬家计划提供更多背景信息。.
官方信息
请参阅 programme overview 和 2026–27 curriculum. Reviewed on 19 October 2026.