Master in Nanoscience, Master of Science (2 yrs)

At University of Jyväskylä, applications are due 2026-01-21, while tuition is 14,000 EUR per year.

The Master's Programme in Nanoscience covers three major areas of study: chemistry (with a focus on spectroscopy, computational chemistry, and supramolecular chemistry), physics (nanophysics and theoretical physics), and cell and molecular biology (cell structure and dynamics, virology, and bioimaging). Students gain multidisciplinary knowledge across all three fields, an approach described as distinctive in Finland and internationally, particularly for including biology. Teaching in the programme is closely connected to research, and master's thesis projects are carried out within research groups as part of ongoing research. The programme suits students with broad interests in natural sciences who want to understand phenomena from the atomic level to the level of organisms, and to build expertise in nanoscience and nanotechnology. The two-year programme begins in September 2026 and is offered at the University of Jyväskylä in Jyväskylä.