Program Outcomes

The expected knowledge, skills and behavioral achievements of METU Department of Micro and Nanotechnology master's program students to acquire until they graduate are listed below.

1. Depth: Our graduates, acquire in-depth knowledge for at least one of a sub-discipline about micro and nanotechnology in basic and applied science departments of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Mechanical Engineering and become aware of the current state of scientific research in this discipline of micro nanotechnology, and implement innovative methods.
2. Width: Our graduates will have information on common interdisciplinary area under the roof of micro and nanotechnology of basic and applied sciences.
3. Research: Our graduates gain the skills to conduct and terminate the research of their expertise by accessing modern information.
4. Lifelong Learning: Our graduates quickly adapt to new issues and continue to develop the habit of lifelong learning.
5. Communication Skills: Our graduates express their ideas and the results of their work effectively in writing and orally.
6. Ethics: Our graduates absorb research and publication ethics rules as well as the professional ethics.