Photonics and Nanotechnology

Programme structure

Key Learning Outcomes

Students will master the most prospective fabrication technologies of organic and inorganic solid-state light sources, solar cells and other hybrid technologies. They will develop the ability to implement optoelectronic technologies in the industry, perform experimental and fundamental investigations, create novel devices and implement innovative high technology projects.

Programme Specific Requirements

• Completed university bachelor’s degree studies in the fields of physics or chemistry of the physical sciences study field group, the field of biochemistry or materials technology and biotechnology field of the technological sciences study field group, the field of electronics engineering or other studies closely related to the aforementioned fields; In the diploma supplement: No less than 60 per cent of the volume of course units taken shall be in the fields of physics, mathematics, electricity, electronics, optical engineering, materials technology, nanotechnologies; the cumulative grade point average of these course units shall be no lower than 60 per cent of the maximum possible grade; all course units must be passed (positively assessed); additional points shall be awarded for scientific publications supported by bibliographic links and presentations in scientific conferences in the fields related with the study programme.
• The candidates meeting the aforementioned criteria are invited to the remote motivational interview. During the interview, the candidate’s determination to study in a master’s degree programme based on science is evaluated. If the interview is evaluated negatively, the candidate is not admitted to the study programme.
• In addition, all applicants have to fulfil the general admission requirements.

The candidates who meet the above-listed criteria will be invited to a remote motivational interview. During the interview, the candidate's determination to study in a science-based Master's degree programme is assessed. If the interview is deemed unsatisfactory, the candidate will not be invited to study.