Nanoelectronic Systems

Subjects: Nanoelectronic Systems

M.Sc. | Master of Science

Course description

Progressive miniaturization in microelectronics is pushing the boundaries, leading to systems that should be called nanoelectronic systems. These systems have a vast array of potential applications, but their design and implementation are becoming more complex. This complexity inspired the creation of the Master's degree course "Nanoelectronic Systems." This course zeroes in on three main areas: - Technologies for Nanoelectronic Systems - Design of Nanoelectronic Systems - Applications of Nanoelectronic Systems The course also considers the interrelationships and dependencies between these key areas. Resource efficiency is a crucial topic across all three specializations. The curriculum addresses not only traditional scaling, known as "More Moore," but also explores concepts for "More than Moore" and "Beyond Moore." In this program, students delve into the intricate technologies that make nanoelectronic systems possible. They learn to design these systems, understanding the nuances and challenges involved. They also explore the diverse applications of nanoelectronic systems, seeing firsthand how these tiny marvels can be used in various fields. The course is designed to be comprehensive, ensuring that students grasp the full scope of nanoelectronics. It emphasizes practical knowledge and real-world applications, preparing students to tackle the complexities of this advanced field

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

English language certificates such as TOEFL IBT (min. 94), IELTS (min. 6.5) and comparable language certificates.

Qualification Requirements

First university degree qualifying for a profession in one of the fields of electrical engineering, information systems engineering, computer science, physics or in equivalent fields, • Proficiency in English at B 2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Language, • Evidence of specialist knowledge in specific areas in accordance with § 5 of the Aptitude Assessment Regulation

Document Requirements

• Application form on the website of the faculty • Copies of additional certificates and evidence such as additional qualifications, extracurricular and non-academic achievements and activities, practical work experience, etc., which prove the special aptitude according to § 5 of the Aptitude Assessment Regulations, • Copy of evidence of English proficiency e.g.: - A certificate of a general or subject-specific university entrance qualification with an advanced course completed in English, - Certificate of the university entrance qualification completed entirely in English or certificate of a higher education degree completed entirely in English, or - English language certificates such as TOEFL IBT (min. 94), IELTS (min. 6.5) and comparable language certificates.