In the coming decades, nanoscience and nanotechnology will undoubtedly become the driving force for a new set of public utility products, systems, and applications. They are even expected to become the basis for a new nanotechnology industrial revolution.

Within a few years, nanoscience applications are expected to impact virtually every technological sector and ultimately many aspects of our daily life. In the coming five-to-ten years, many new products and companies will emerge based on nanotechnology and nanosciences. These new products will stem from the knowledge developed at the interface of the various scientific disciplines offered in this graduate programme of PINSAT.

As a result, the students who graduate with a degree of B.S. in nanosciences and nanotechnology will be joining companies developing these new technologies. The graduates will be able to go into R&D institutions and universities as well as industry. In the coming years, there will be a strong need for scientists and engineers whose expertise is precisely at the interface of these various disciplines, and these graduates will end up in jobs directly aligned to the education offered in this programme. They will be employed by companies in the electronics sector, new and smart material industry, chemical technology, biotechnology companies, sports and textile industries etc. As graduates of the programme, they will have an ideal background to become the interface between experts in all these disciplines and they will be able to use their broad perspective of nanotechnology to develop and create new products. With their basic education, they will also end up in R&D, product design, or product development, or they will have the capability to become an independent consultants in organizations like Intellectual Property Rights, Patent Offices etc. The job markets for nanotechnology graduates thus will be wide open at home and abroad.