18 Bachelor's degrees in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology in Europe

Apply your engineering at the nanoscale, as you learn to design and test microscopic electronic devices. Discover the innovations in nanotech that will power the next generation of computers and electronics at the Electronic Engineering with Nanotechnology MEng course offered by the University of Southampton. You'll graduate with the skills to work in any area of the electronics industry.

On this Physics (Quantum Technology) course at University of Sussex, you’ll explore the fascinating world of quantum technology and also gain a broad understanding of the core principles of physics.

The Light Engineering Light Engineering (Lasers) course from Vilnius University offers a unique opportunity to learn practical skills using the modern growth and characterisation equipment available at the National Centre for Physical Sciences and Technology.

The Materials Physics and Nanotechnologies offered at Kaunas University of Technology is a testimony of an investigative, introspective and curious personality whose methodical, rational and analytical mindset can fuel innovation in various fields.

This one-year Electronic Engineering with Nanotechnology - Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

The Materials Science and Nanoengineering degree offered at Sabanci University aims at furnishing its students with the theoretical and practical skills necessary for the understanding, design, and application of advanced technology materials.

The Material Science and Nanotechnology Engineering programme offered by the Yeditepe University covers the area of the production of metallic, ceramic and polymeric based engineering and nano materials starting from the natural and synthetic raw materials, and the design, development, testing and characterization of these engineering materials.  

The B.A. in Nanoscience - Physical Sciences at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year, full-time programme exploring materials at the nanoscale. This public study mode degree integrates physics and chemistry to develop advanced technologies in electronics and energy, supported by world-class research facilities.

This Materials Science and Nanotechnology Engineering course from Abdullah Gül University (AGU) examines and controls the structure of matter at the scale of one billionth of a meter (nanometer)

The Nanoscience - Chemical Sciences programme at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year, full-time B.A. degree. This public course explores materials at the nanoscale, merging chemistry and physics to develop advanced technologies. Students engage in high-level research and laboratory work to prepare for scientific careers.

The Nanobiology at Erasmus University Rotterdam focuses on the interactions between molecules, cells and organisms, based on fundamental principles of physics.

The graduates of the Textile Technologies, Materials and Nanomaterials programmes of the Technical University of Liberec acquire comprehensive knowledge of conventional, high added value and smart materials, nanomaterials, technologies and their applications.

Through the undergraduate programme in Micro and Nanotechnology Engineering, Universidade Nova de Lisboa aims at the formation of a scientific and technological base in the area of Micro and Nanotechnologies with an emphasis on the study of the structure, properties, production, characterization and application of materials and processes to the areas of microelectronics and nanotechnologies.

The Nanotechnology Engineering programme at OSTiM Technical University focuses on the study and application of materials and devices at the nanoscale.

The Bachelor of Science in Science with Nanotechnology (Hons) at Technological University Dublin is a comprehensive four-year full-time programme. This degree focuses on the intricate world of nanotechnology, blending essential principles of chemistry and physics. Students will gain a robust foundation while exploring innovative applications in various scientific fields.

The nanotechnology is one of the youngest and most significantly developing scientific disciplines of the 21st century. The Nanotechnology program at VSB - Technical University of Ostrava offers the study of this interesting field in a bachelor´s study.

Explore nanomaterials, with a direct impact on all aspects of modern life with the Materials Science and Engineering with Nanomaterials programme at The University of Manchester.

This Bachelor’s degree Nanobiology programme at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) gives you the best of both worlds. TU Delft has joined forces with Erasmus University Rotterdam to bring you this unique programme. Develop methods and techniques to identify heart failure before it leads to diseases, or develop a microscope that helps analyse vital molecules in living cells.