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Materials Science and Technology is a master’s programme with a focus on developing and commercialising new materials and their applications. Studies of materials science and the basics of entrepreneurship are combined with activities aimed at creating a product and its manufacturing technology.

The programme provides knowledge of theoretical principles of materials science, testing and investigation methods and development and design of materials. Students' development projects are done in cooperation with scientific laboratories where they also perform the experimental part of their master’s thesis.

Graduates can work as specialists in the area of materials development in manufacturing enterprises and research institutions, start and run new small and medium businesses handling with materials or continue their studies at doctoral level.... [-]

This international Master program focuses on knowledge and innovation in light sciences and technologies, providing a multidisciplinary environment for high-level research and education.

Physics and Materials Science is a broad and complex field that uses mathematical models to explain the nature and behavior of all manner of physical systems from the smallest particles inside the nucleus to the entire universe in which we live. The Department of Physics and Materials Science has faculty expertise that reflects the diversity of opportunities available within the discipline. The master's degree program has concentrations in General Physics, Computational Physics, and Materials Science. The department has active research in the areas of biomaterials, biophotonics, nanoscience, nanotechnology, condensed matter physics, theoretical physics, fractional calculus, astrophysics, and solar physics.... [-]

The new master program Expertise of chemical products, food, and materials is a complementary master taking into account the requirements lately imposed by the implementation of European legislation in the Romanian legislative system concerning the competitiveness and quality requests of products. This determines the need for a high scientific-technical level training of new specialists that can be designated as experts: auditors, technical experts, inspectors, appraisers used to certificate the products and to solve the litigations or accidents generating expertise. Moreover, this specialization gives the opportunity to be an expert outside the workplace or during the free time, too.... [-]

The Unit of Electro-Optical and Photonics Engineering (EOPE) was established in 2000 with the vision that the 21st century will depend as much on photonics as the 20th century depended on electronics. It is dedicated to research and education in electro-optical and photonics engineering and is currently the only department in Israel authorized to grant graduate degrees (MSc and Ph.D.) in electro-optical engineering. The Unit’s multidisciplinary research places it at the vanguard of the optics and photonics community, both nationally and internationally. Cutting-edge research is conducted in the areas of remote sensing; atmospheric optics; fiber-optic biosensors; nano-plasmonics; integrated nano-photonics; super-resolution microscopy; image processing; computer vision; display systems; 3D imaging and display; computational optical sensing and imaging; compressive imaging, biomedical optics; liquid crystal devices for sensing and imaging; hyperspectral imaging; THz and MMW imaging; optical glass/fibers; opto-electronic devices; photovoltaics, and more.... [-]

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Master’s thesis

Above-average Bachelor’s degree in chemical and biological engineering, materials science or related subjects

Materials Science is an exciting, multi-disciplinary field that investigates matter and materials across a broad range of scales, interactions, and applications. As the need for lighter, smaller and smarter materials and devices grows, significant advancement in technology is increas¬ingly relying on materials scientists and engineers to design and develop new materials and devices, powerful characterization techniques and novel processing and fabrication technolo¬gies. From nanotechnology to biomaterials, materials scientists develop new materials and techniques and improve existing ones. To meet the demand for researchers and scientists in this field, Hindustan University offers an innovative, interdisciplinary M.Sc. program focusing on the fundamental science of materials. Designed for graduates of science program who want a career in interdisciplinary research, the M.Sc. in Materials Science is a two-year post gradu¬ate program that will develop knowledge and research experience at the interface of physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering.... [-]

This MSc programme has been tailored-made to provide you with the scientific and commercial expertise in advanced materials to design innovative, problem solving, sustainable materials for the commercial world.

The IMD has a wide range of industrial connections from various sectors: from aviation to oil and gas, solar energy to biomedical. You will gain first-hand insight from these industry experts through guest lecturers and research projects.

Do you want a future career as a materials scientist? Or perhaps as an engineer? Whether you want to remain in academia or move into the industry this course will provide you with essential materials-research experience!... [-]

Materials Science at Augsburg University is an interdisciplinary tuition-free study program connecting several aspects of physics, chemistry, and methods for characterization and processing of materials. The Master program in Materials Science deepens the scientific expertise of your previous education. It aims at understanding material properties and interactions between materials with particular regard to application-oriented research in science and technology. In Augsburg, we put a strong emphasis on natural sciences (rather than mechanical engineering) in materials science, aiming to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the chemical, physical and functional properties of materials.... [-]

The famous talk entitled “There’s Plenty of Room at the Bottom” by renowned theoretical physicist Richard Feynman seeded the concept of nanotechnology in 1959 during an American Physical Society meeting at the California Institute of Technology (CalTech), which was long before the term "nanotechnology" was used. Inspired by this talk, many researchers from various disciplines started exploring the possibility of manipulating matter on an atomic and molecular scale, which has evolved a new interdisciplinary research area called "Materials Science and Nanotechnology Engineering".... [-]

M.S. Materials Science

The M.S. degree in materials science requires a minimum of 30 credit hours of graduate courses. There are two paths to obtaining an M.S.: Plan A, with thesis, and Plan B, without thesis. Plan B is the normal, default, option for entering students. If a student wishes to pursue a Plan A path instead, it is the student’s responsibility to make arrangements with a faculty thesis advisor to supervise his/her work and to inform the MSC program office of this.

M.S. degree with thesis (Plan A):

For students electing to obtain the M.S. degree with thesis (Plan A), the following requirements apply: The 30 credit hours must include a minimum of 20 credit hours of MSC graduate courses plus 10 credit hours for research, and the student must successfully complete an oral defense of his/her thesis, after all other degree requirements have been completed.... [-]

MSc in Materials Science and Engineering

Location: Abu Dhabi

Materials Science and Engineering is an important and evolving discipline that involves synthesis, characterization, processing, and fabrication of advanced materials and their applications. It encompasses the spectrum of materials: metals, polymers, ceramics, semiconductors, composites, and biomaterials.

As the need for lighter, smaller and smarter materials and devices grows, significant advancement in technology is increasingly relying on materials scientists and engineers to design and develop new materials and devices, powerful characterization techniques and novel processing and fabrication technologies.... [-]

This is a competitive programme that provides students with specialist knowledge in the area of new materials. Huge advances in modern technology and products in recent decades have to a large extent relied on developments in this field.

The importance of advanced materials in today’s technology is best exemplified by the highly purified semiconductor crystals that are the basis of the electronic age. Future implementations and applications of materials in electronics and photonics involve such subjects as nano-scale physics, molecular electronics and non-linear optics.

With support from internationally competitive research activities in materials physics at Linköping University, the programme has been established with distinct features that offer students high‑level interdisciplinary education and training in fundamental solid state physics and materials science within the following areas:... [-]

The Department of Materials Engineering at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev was established in 1971. It was the first department in the field in Israel. The Department of Materials Engineering provides a young and vibrant atmosphere for innovative research and is deeply dedicated to exceptional education at all levels.

Our research is led by an outstanding team of faculty members; all are leading researchers in their areas of expertise. The Department provides access to exceptional facilities and state-of-the-art equipment.

Areas of research encompass both practical and theoretical aspects of materials engineering, including metals, ceramicmetal composites, polymers, electronic materials, thermoelectric materials, semiconductor materials and devices, biomaterials, nanomaterials, magnetic materials, and modern methods of materials characterization.... [-]

Ever wondered where plastics will come from after oil runs out? Is it possible to produce functional materials and plastics from biological resources? Can novel sustainable materials be produced based on the molecular structures available in nature?

In the master biobased materials, we will provide you with the knowledge and competencies to deal with these challenges.

Biobased: sustainable materials with possibly completely new properties

Planet Earth is running out of fossil fuels. Alternative resources for materials and plastics need to be found and developed. A new generation of scientists is required to discover novel materials and sustainable production methods making use of biological resources. This provides an opportunity for the development of novel materials with completely new material properties. This program prepares you for a career in research, development, production, and application of bio-based materials to aid in the transition towards a more sustainable and biobased economy.... [-]