Master in Materials engineering

This master's course in Materials Engineering at Wrocław University of Science and Technology falls within the field of Chemistry and Engineering of Materials, under the Advanced Nano- and Bio-Materials (MONABIPHOT) specialization. Taught in English in Wrocław, Poland, this version of the program runs three semesters with annual tuition of 4,000 EUR. MONABIPHOT offers a qualification in the interdisciplinary domain of nanomaterials and molecular photonics as applied to materials science and biology, building the cross-disciplinary skills needed to work with emerging technologies and develop original concepts aimed at technological breakthroughs in the field. Coursework covers the synthesis and characterization of new materials at the molecular and nanoscale, with particular attention to biological applications, helping students build competence as future experts in materials science with a special focus on nanomaterials. Applicants must hold a bachelor's or Bachelor of Engineering degree in Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, or a related subject, with a solid background in mathematics and chemistry. Graduates commonly continue into research on nano- and bio-materials as PhD students, or take positions as research and development associates in industrial laboratories within the fast-growing nanotechnology industry. The program is designed for students who already hold, or expect to complete, a BSc or higher degree before the term begins. First-semester coursework includes a module on liquid crystals, among other subjects that build toward the program's specialized nanomaterials and biomaterials content. Materials engineering as a field combines physics, chemistry, and applied engineering, and graduates typically find work in electronics, biomedical devices, energy storage, and advanced manufacturing sectors across Europe.