CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY · SWEDEN
Research at the Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- State-of-the-art cleanroom for micro- and nanofabricationFacilities
- Research in nano- and quantum electronics, photonics, microwave electronics, and bio- and nanosystemsResearch Areas
- Focus on quantum information processing, graphene, and novel materialsAdvanced Materials
- Development of future communication and remote sensing systemsCommunication Tech
- Expertise in Terahertz technology for science and applicationsTerahertz Tech
- Open user facility for academic and industrial researchCollaboration
The Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience (MC2) at Chalmers University of Technology is a leading research hub with a strong focus on micro and nanotechnology. MC2 houses a state-of-the-art cleanroom facility for micro- and nanofabrication, enabling cutting-edge research across several key areas. The department is highly successful in attracting research funding and fosters a collaborative environment for academic and industrial innovation. Research at MC2 spans a wide range of disciplines including future nano- and quantum electronics, photonics, microwave electronics, and bio- and nanosystems. This interdisciplinary approach allows for exploration of fundamental scientific questions and the development of novel technologies with potential applications in computing, communication, sensing, and healthcare.
Careers
The research conducted at MC2 and the skills gained in its Master's programmes prepare graduates for diverse career paths in research, development, and innovation within the microtechnology and nanoscience fields. Graduates are equipped for roles in high-tech industries, research institutions, and academia, both in Sweden and internationally.
- R&D Engineer
- Scientist
- Research Fellow
- Project Manager
- Technical Specialist
Frequently asked questions
- What are the general academic entry requirements for Master's programmes at Chalmers?
- You need a Bachelor's Degree with sufficient prior knowledge and relevant qualifications for admission. Specific requirements can vary by program.
- How can I prove my English language proficiency?
- Applicants must demonstrate English proficiency. While IELTS is accepted, a specific score is not detailed on this page.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Tuition fees apply to citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland. Fees are set in SEK and invoiced after admission results, with payment required before applying for a residence permit.
- How do I apply for a Master's programme at Chalmers?
- International students apply through the central portal Universityadmissions.se, submitting required documents like transcripts, diplomas, and English proficiency proof by the January 16 deadline.
- Are there any scholarships available?
- Yes, scholarships are available for fee-paying students. These are merit-based and their amounts vary, with more information found on the Chalmers website.
- What are the key research areas within the Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience?
- Research focuses on nano- and quantum electronics, photonics, microwave electronics, and bio- and nanosystems, including areas like quantum information processing and Terahertz technology.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeSufficient prior knowledge and relevant qualifications are required for admission. Specific requirements vary by program.
IELTSNot specified
For Master's programmes, applicants must also demonstrate proficiency in English. General entry requirements apply to all higher education programs.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees apply to citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland. The fee amount is set in SEK and is invoiced after admission results are announced. Payment is required before applying for a residence permit.
Tuition (home)No tuition fees for citizens of EU/EEA countries, Switzerland, or those with Swedish residency for reasons other than study.
LivingInformation on the estimated cost of living in Sweden is available, but specific amounts are not detailed on this page.
Payment must be made in SEK. Invoices are accessed via Chalmers' Pay Portal. International students should be aware of potential payment restrictions due to international sanctions.
How to apply
1. Find a ProgrammeExplore the available Master's programmes on the Chalmers website and identify one that aligns with your academic background and career goals.
2. Check Entry RequirementsReview the specific academic and English language requirements for your chosen programme on its respective page.
3. Apply at Universityadmissions.seSubmit your application through the Universityadmissions.se portal. You can apply to multiple programmes and universities in the same application round.
4. Submit Supporting DocumentsUpload all required documents as specified by Universityadmissions.se and Chalmers, including transcripts, diplomas, and proof of English proficiency.
5. Await Notification of Selection ResultsAdmission results will be posted in your account at Universityadmissions.se. This typically occurs in spring.
6. Respond to Offer & Pay FeesIf offered admission, you must accept the offer by the specified deadline. If you are a fee-paying student, you will receive an invoice for tuition fees and must pay by the deadline. This is also required for your residence permit application.
7. Apply for Residence PermitAfter accepting the offer and paying tuition fees (if applicable), begin the process of applying for a Swedish residence permit as soon as possible, as processing times can be lengthy.
Scholarships
Scholarships for fee-paying studentsVaries
Accreditation
Not specified
Frequently asked questions
What are the general academic entry requirements for Master's programmes at Chalmers?
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You need a Bachelor's Degree with sufficient prior knowledge and relevant qualifications for admission. Specific requirements can vary by program.
How can I prove my English language proficiency?
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Applicants must demonstrate English proficiency. While IELTS is accepted, a specific score is not detailed on this page.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Tuition fees apply to citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland. Fees are set in SEK and invoiced after admission results, with payment required before applying for a residence permit.
How do I apply for a Master's programme at Chalmers?
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International students apply through the central portal Universityadmissions.se, submitting required documents like transcripts, diplomas, and English proficiency proof by the January 16 deadline.
Are there any scholarships available?
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Yes, scholarships are available for fee-paying students. These are merit-based and their amounts vary, with more information found on the Chalmers website.
What are the key research areas within the Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience?
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Research focuses on nano- and quantum electronics, photonics, microwave electronics, and bio- and nanosystems, including areas like quantum information processing and Terahertz technology.