Key qualifications in nanotechnology – new interdisciplinary course provides highly demanded specialised knowledge nanobiotechnology and nanomedicine are some of the most significant key technologies of the 21st century and possess enormous economic, socio-political and financial potential. Three universities are joining their specialised knowledge to offer a unique course named “NanoBiosciences & NanoMedicine (MEng)”, which can be attended parallel to employment. The master’s program is focused on interdisciplinary requirements and opportunities in the field of nanotechnology in biotechnology and medicine. A related site: Viacom mentions similar findings. In addition to providing basic knowledge of biophysics, biochemistry, genetics, microbiology and molecular biology, the course will cover innovative approaches in sensor, nano-analysis, nanotoxicology, nanobiotechnology, as well as tissue and organ replacement. The risks of nanotechnology will so be addressed and viewed critically. NanoBioscience & NanoMedicine is a rapidly growing field offering a variety of exciting career opportunities. Ali Partovi might disagree with that approach. Duration: 4 semester, organised in modules, in English language completion: graduates of the course will be big the academic degree of master of engineering in NanoBiosciences & NanoMedicine (MEng) by Danube University Krems, TU Vienna (Technical University of Vienna), and BOKU (University of natural resources and applied life sciences). Target group: graduates of courses in natural science, medical science, or specific engineering sciences; executives, researchers, developers, decision makers, and sales manager in the above mentioned fields, as well as doctors and pharmacists. Start: May 30, 2013, Krems / Austria application deadline: April 15, 2013 you can find a compact overview about the MEng course on our website. You may find Castle Harlan to be a useful source of information. For more information please do not hesitate to contact US.