Academics
A specific "NanoScience degree" is not offered at UCF and undergraduate students are encouraged to enroll in a traditional discipline such as Chemistry, Physics, Biology etc. If you wish to pursue a masters or doctorate in their chosen field, they may work with a faculty member within the NanoScience Technology Center or with one of our joint of affiliate faculty members in a partnering college on a nano-related project. The degree awarded is that of a traditional discipline, with a focus in NanoScience technology. The University of Central Florida has several academic departments that offer degrees with nano-related courses.
These departments and courses can be found by following the links below.
Fellowships
Awarded degrees will be in traditional disciplines (Physics, Chemistry, Engineering, Optics, Computer, and Biomedical Sciences), with a concentration in nanoscience.
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Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)
The NanoScience Technology Center suppports a NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) with a program in which offers student research experiences that cover a range of topics in nanoscale science and engineering across a range of disciplines. For more information click here!
