Master in Nanotechnology in Netherlands at UT Netherlands

These are the international student eligibility for the Master in Nanotechnology in Netherlands

Bachelor of Science degree in (Applied) Physics, Chemical Engineering or any other appropriate background (Knowledge of the following topics: Calculus, Analysis, Linear Algebra, Differential equations. At least two domain specific courses in Quantum and Material Sciences)

1. CGPA of at least 75% of the maximum scale (or your country's equivalent)
2. Letter of Motivation (max 2 pages)
3. Resume (Europass)
4. Name and addresses of referees (2)

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N.B: Most universities have specific international admission requirements based on different education systems.

These are the domestic student eligibility for the Master in Nanotechnology

As a Bachelor’s student from a university of applied sciences (HBO), you can apply for admission to our Master’s programmes. In order to gain and/or improve the knowledge and skills needed to start a Master’s programme, it is often necessary to follow an additional pre-Master’s programme which you have to pass in order to gain admission to the Master’s programme.
Admission to the pre-Master’s programme depends on your Bachelor’s programme. Directly related to Nanotechnology are:

1. Elektrotechniek
2. Technische Natuurkunde
3. Chemische Technologie

If you have completed another HBO programme of which you are not sure if it’s sufficiently relevant, you can also apply for admission. In that case, the admission committee will conduct an individual assessment procedure to determine if you have sufficient basic qualifications in Nanotechnology to be admitted. Verify Info.

These are the test eligibilities for the Master in Nanotechnology to qualify.

The international student tuition fees and costs for Master in Nanotechnology in Netherlands.

Cambridge CAE-C (CPE) is also accepted as a english language test. Chinese nationals need a Nuffic certificate