The Norman Seiden Multidisciplinary Program for Advanced Degrees in Nano-Science and Nano-Technology

The program is intended for outstanding students with a bachelor’s degree in one of the following fields: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology and Food Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, and Materials Science and Engineering.

Applicants must have successfully completed a bachelor’s degree with a relevant background and a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 88.

The program committee will review applications based on, among other things, the applicant’s GPA in previous studies, recommendations, and interviews with representatives of the inter-departmental committee.

Graduates of a four-year bachelor’s degree will accumulate 39 credits for the degree as follows: 17 credits for advanced degree courses, 2 credits for “Advanced English,” and 20 credits for submitting a research thesis.

Graduates of a three-year bachelor’s degree will accumulate 52 credits for the degree as follows: 30 credits for courses, 2 credits for “Advanced English,” and 20 credits for submitting a research thesis. Out of the 30 credits for courses, the student must take at least 20 credits in advanced degree courses.

All courses that a student in the program will take will be selected by the advisor and the student according to the student’s research field, with the approval of the program.

The requirements for language courses are in accordance with the regulations of the Graduate School.

The student’s research topic will be approved by the program in accordance with the Graduate School’s regulations.

• A copy of your Passport
• A passport photo or a similar-sized photo (In size of 3.5 centimeters wide by 4.5 centimeters high or 2 x 2″)
• Official and signed transcripts from previous academic degrees
• Certification of eligibility for previous academic degrees (see Registration for Studies Concurrent with an Additional Degree)
• Ranking- If available
• The name of the advisor (after obtaining their consent)
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• 2 academic recommendations (to be sent directly to the program’s office)

Candidates for this track must hold a Master of Science degree from the Technion (or an equivalent degree from another recognized academic institution) with a relevant background and a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 90, both in the courses and in the final thesis (the dissertation).

The program committee will review applications based on, among other things, the GPA from previous studies, recommendations, and interviews with representatives of the inter-departmental committee.

Master’s students with excellent academic achievements (90 or higher) and outstanding research performance may transfer to the direct doctoral track according to the Technion’s regulations.

9 credits in advanced degree courses.

All courses that a student in the program will take will be selected by the advisor and the student according to the student’s research area, with the program’s approval.

• A copy of your Passport
• A passport photo or a similar-sized photo (In size of 3.5 centimeters wide by 4.5 centimeters high or 2 x 2″)
• Official and signed transcripts from previous academic degrees
• Certification of eligibility for previous academic degrees (see Registration for Studies Concurrent with an Additional Degree)
• The name of the advisor (after obtaining their consent)
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• 2 academic recommendation