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Nanotechnology And Materials Science
Welcome To Nanotechnology And Materials Science
From the Smallest Scale, We Create the Biggest Innovations
Nanotechnology and Materials Science is the study and engineering of matter at the nanoscale, where materials exhibit unique physical, chemical, biological, and optical properties not observed at larger scales. The field includes the fabrication and characterization of nanomaterials and their applications in energy, environment, healthcare, and information technology.
The program offers a balanced combination of foundational science and engineering courses, including mathematics, electronics, manufacturing processes, and materials structure and properties, alongside specialized nanotechnology courses such as nanomedicine, nanophysics, polymers, and nanofabrication. It includes extensive laboratory and computational training, culminating in a graduation project and professional training placement.
Degree
Bachelor of Nanotechnology and Materials Science
Credit Hours
133 Credit Hours
Duration
4 Years
Mandatory Specialization Requirements
108 Credit Hours
Areas of Application
Energy
Applications in solar cells, batteries, and energy technologies.
Environment & Water
Applications in pollution remediation, water purification, and clean-water technologies.
Healthcare & Information Technology
In healthcare: drug delivery, bioimaging, and nanomedicine. In information technology: quantum dots, memory devices, and sensors.
Why Choose the Nanotechnology And Materials Science Program at JUST
Advanced Laboratory & Computational Training
Students are trained to fabricate and characterize nanomaterials using advanced instrumentation and computational techniques.
Artificial Intelligence in Nanotechnology
The program includes nanoinformatics, predictive modeling, AI-driven nanostructure design, and AI-enhanced sensing technologies.
Direct Alignment with National Priorities
The program addresses challenges in water, energy, healthcare, and the environment while strengthening scientific research, innovation, and industry linkage.
A Unique Academic Program in Jordan
The program is the first of its kind in Jordan, offering an interdisciplinary combination of materials science, physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering with a focus on the nanoscale.
The Future of the Program in Jordan
Jordan and the region face growing challenges in water, energy, healthcare, and the environment, where nanoscale innovation can offer transformative solutions. The program helps address the specialization gap in Jordan, strengthens the country?s capacity for scientific research, innovation, and industry linkage, and creates new employment opportunities for Jordanian graduates.
Your Path to a Future Without Limits
The program opens diverse career pathways in research and development, energy technologies, environmental remediation and water purification, healthcare and biomedical industries, electronics, semiconductors and sensors, materials characterization and quality-control laboratories, as well as nanofabrication, polymer processing, and materials testing laboratories.
Frequently Asked Questions

You will learn nanotechnology and materials science fundamentals, nanomaterial fabrication and characterization, materials properties, nanophysics, polymers, nanofabrication, and AI applications in nanotechnology.

It is an interdisciplinary program combining materials science, physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering to understand, fabricate, characterize, and manipulate matter at the nanoscale.

Yes. The program includes intensive laboratory and computational training, as well as a graduation project and professional practical training.

Training includes advanced characterization and analytical techniques such as SEM, TEM, AFM, XPS, FTIR, Raman, UV-Vis, NMR, and X-ray diffraction.

Applications include energy, such as solar cells and batteries, environmental and water technologies, healthcare and nanomedicine, as well as electronics, semiconductors, and sensors.