The Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience - MC2 - conducts education at several different levels at Chalmers. We deliver courses within several master's programmes, and you can also study a postgraduate program, where you actively will be working with exciting topics within a research group.
Undergraduate studies at MC2
At MC2, we mainly deliver courses within the master's programmes Nanotechnology and Wireless technology, photonics and space technology. We also deliver courses within several other master's programmes at Chalmers.
Our research laboratories also offer courses within their respective subject areas.
Master's programmes where you can study our courses
Electrical and Electronics Engineering, MSc
NewSpace Systems Engineering, MSc
Physics, MSc
Bachelor and master's thesis projects at MC2
Bachelor projects at MC2
The bachelor's thesis is the first larger piece of work you do as a student. In addition to applying the knowledge you've gathered, you will work in project form and present the results orally and in writing.
At the learning platform Canvas you'll find the bachelor's projects offered at the MC2 at the moment:
Bachelor projects (in Swedish)
Master's thesis projects at MC2
Every master's programme is completed with a master's thesis work. You can find all available student projects offered at MC2 on advanced level on the following page:
Doctoral studies at MC2
A high-quality graduate school is the backbone of any successful research department. One of the goals at MC2 has been to create and maintain a graduate school that will support the present research and training activities and prepare for new challenges. The approach has been to create one single flexible programme in Microtechnology and Nanoscience, common for all MC2 PhD students. The programmes contains a small compulsory part common for all PhD students at Chalmers plus a number of elective, attractive high-quality “core courses”.
Microtechnology and nanoscience
Are you interested in learning more about materials, components, and subsystems for the electronics of the future? Do you want to contribute to the development of tomorrow’s photonics, quantum technology, and micro-and nano-systems?
We train new researchers
Close connection with industry helps ensure that our graduate education remains highly focused and relevant.
Graduate Education contact
- Full Professor, Photonics, Microtechnology and Nanoscience
Undergraduate Education contact
- Associate Professor, Electronics Material and Systems, Microtechnology and Nanoscience