Physics and Technology of Nanostructures

Place of Study: Russia
Outcome (diploma or credits): Master of Science in Photonics and Optoinformatics
Duration: 2 years
Language: English
Application Deadline: 04 August 2024
Admission Requirements: Bachelor degree in physics, engineering or relevant fields with excellent/good grades; CV & motivation letter; the upper-intermediate level of English*
Tuition Fee: 429,000 rubles per year

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Would you like to build an exciting career in the rapidly growing field of nanotechnology and nanophotonics? Do you want to work hand in hand with the world's leading scientists and gain hands-on research experience in this area? Then this Master's program is just for you!

PROGRAM CURRICULUM

The applicants are required to pass an entrance examination successfully. 

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Career prospects

Our graduates work at Crocus Nanoelectronics (production of integrated memory circuits), Gazprom (a multinational energy corporation), AEC DESIGN (production of SAW filters, resonators, delay lines, and sensors up to 3 GHz), CeramOptec (fiber optic technology for avionics, biomedicine and the energy sector), INSCIENCE (supply and integration of laser and optical equipment), Sartorius (an international pharmaceutical and laboratory equipment supplier), Helix (a medical test service), Yandex (a transatlantic IT corporation), Tikkurila (a Scandinavian manufacturer of paints and lacquers), Baltic Shipyard (Russia's leading shipyard), and BioLine Group of Companies (distribution of high-tech equipment).

How to apply?

To apply, please fill in the application form and follow our step-by-step application guide for more details.

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