Applied Physics - Mastertrack Physics of Nanomaterials and Semiconductor Devices Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e)

Overview

The Applied Physics - Mastertrack Physics of Nanomaterials and Semiconductor Devices programme from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e)  connects you directly with global leaders who are shaping the future of chip technology.

You will explore the development, fabrication, and characterization of functional nanomaterials and their use in semiconductor devices. Topics include spin systems, semiconductors, 2D materials and organic or molecular materials, with applications in energy conversion, communication, data storage, sensing, and novel computing paradigms. 

The track offers a strong foundation in experimental methods such as nanomaterial synthesis and advanced characterization, as well as in computational modeling and theory development.

After graduation

• The master’s in Applied Physics prepares you for a diverse and flexible career path, offering broad opportunities in the job market. There is a continuous demand from both industry and research institutions for experts who can work at the interface of physics, chemistry, and biology. 

• Graduates often find positions in R&D departments of companies such as Philips, ASML, DSM, and Canon or at research institutes like TNO. Alternatively, you might pursue a role that draws on your organizational and leadership skills. 

• Nearly half of our graduates choose to advance their academic careers through a PhD track, actively contributing to groundbreaking innovations and pushing the boundaries of science.