Nanoengineering (MR)
Degree Requirements
| Code | Title | Hours | Counts towards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core Courses | 12 | ||
| Select four of the following courses: | |||
| Modern Concepts in Materials Science | |||
| Introduction to Nanomaterials | |||
| Conventional and Emerging Nanomanufacturing Techniques and Their Applications in Nanosystems | |||
| Micro/Nano-Scale Fabrication and Manufacturing | |||
| Micro/Nano Electromechanical Systems | |||
| Code | Title | Hours | Counts towards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technical Electives | 18 | ||
"Technical Electives" are approved in conjunction with the academic committee * | |||
| Total Hours | 30 | ||
| * | "Technical Electives" may be ones in the MNAE program not used to satisfy other degree requirements or other technical courses approved by the Director of Graduate Program, Nanoengineering. |
Full Professors
- Charles M. Balik
- Albena Ivanisevic
- Thomas H. LaBean
- Jagdish Narayan
- Joseph B. Tracy
- Daryoosh Vashaee
- Yaroslava G. Yingling
- Yong Zhu
Associate Professors
- Rajeev Kumar Gupta
Assistant Professors
- Kaveh Ahadi
- Wenpei Gao
- Srikanth Patala
Practice/Research/Teaching Professors
- Claude Lewis Reynolds Jr.
Emeritus Faculty
- Elizabeth Carol Dickey
Career Opportunities
Nanotechnological advancements have impacted every technological sector and ultimately may change aspects of our daily lives. The development of these new technologies requires innovative nanoengineers who are invested in the fields of electronics, materials, chemical technology, biotechnology and biomedical engineering. Graduates of the Master of Nanoengineering program are equipped with a solid foundation in nanoscience and nanotechnology necessary for the development of new products and procedures.
Potential careers associated with nanoengineering are as follows.
- Research and development engineer/scientist
- Biomedical engineer
- Materials engineer/scientist
- Bioinformatics
- Chemist
- Process engineer
- Materials analyst
- Professor
- Medical doctor
- PhD student