A program that prepares individuals to apply mathematical, scientific, and engineering principles and technical skills to manipulate matter at the atomic and molecular level (in the range of 1-100 nanometers) and to design, fabricate, and integrate nanoscale structures, devices, and systems. Includes instruction in materials science, thermodynamics, nanomaterials, nanoelectronics, and nano/micro device fabrication and testing.
|Rank||School Name||Students||% of Total||Total On-Campus Cost|
|1||Arizona State University-Tempe||9||0%||$23,837|
|2||University of Pennsylvania||9||0%||$61,800|
|3||Dakota County Technical College||8||1%||$6,893|
|4||Seattle Community College-North Campus||7||1%||$4,888|
|5||Lock Haven University||6||1%||$21,874|
|6||Johns Hopkins University||5||0%||$61,502|
|7||Chippewa Valley Technical College||4||0%||$5,267|
|8||Forsyth Technical Community College||4||0%||$2,987|
|9||North Dakota State College of Science||4||1%||$14,256|
|11||University of Minnesota-Twin Cities||2||0%||$25,281|
|12||Lehigh Carbon Community College||2||0%||$5,450|
|13||University of Denver||1||0%||$56,077|
|14||Oakland Community College||1||0%||$3,697|
This list indicates the number of students that completed the Nanotechnology program at the schools above.
It is not necessarily an indicator of academic rigor or quality of education.
Note that some schools do not have enough data to be ranked, and these schools will not appear in our lists.