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| Home > NanoEngineering @ UofT > graduate studies |
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Graduate Studies Many of you may want to continue your
studies in post graduate work, either in a Masters or Ph D. program.
The graduate opportunities for students in nanoengineering are
as vast as the field itself. Whether your interests are in the
fundamentals of Nanoscience or the current applications of Nanotechnology,
there are numerous universities in North America that are actively
conducting research in such areas as nanoelectronics, nanophotonics,
quantum structures, and biomaterials. Furthermore, a number of
universities have nano fabrication or research centers with the
facilities and resources necessary to conduct successful graduate
work. When applying to graduate studies, you
apply for admission into a specific department. Departments of
interested for nano related research include, but are not exclusive
to, Materials Science & Engineering, Electric Engineering,
Chemical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemistry, and Physics.
As nanoengineers continue to graduate
from the Engineering Science program they will be heavily sought
after by graduate schools and research institutes. Their unique
multidisciplinary training, including courses in its core curriculum
from five different engineering and science departments, make
it the most complete and robust undergraduate preparation for
novel materials and device research in the world. Canadian Universities University of Toronto University of McMaster University of McGill University of Alberta Simon Fraser University American Universities Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cornell University Berkeley California Institute of Technology Stanford Purdue |
