Nanotechnology Program Structure

General and Basic knowledge block has 53 credits in total, and aims to provide foundational political, social as well as enhancing foreign language ability and conversion skills for students. At the same time, it provides the foundation knowledge of Mathematics and Natural Sciences so that students have enough basic knowledge to be able to study the modules of Nanotechnology.

Foundational Knowledge block has 40 credits, intending to provide the knowledge and basic practical skills related to Nanotechnology so that students are able to also study in other fields. It includes 4 credits of group practice and 10 credits for graduation thesis, aiming to help students apply the knowledge and skills learned to conduct specific research projects on Nanotechnology.

Specialised Knowledge block has 40 credits, with the goal of providing in-depth knowledge and advanced practical skills in narrow disciplines of Nanotechnology.

Supplementary Knowledge block does not count for credits, which are awarded separately, including physical education and defense education modules, with the goal of helping students improve their physical fitness and knowledge of safety.