Job Outlook
The nanotechnology industry is still in the exploratory stages. We offer one of the few degree programs worldwide, but the field is growing rapidly. According to the National Nanotechnology Initiative (http://www.nano.gov/), the industry is expected to generate two million new jobs by 2015, and trillions of dollars of investment. The demand for nano-scale materials is projected to grow an average of 30% per year over the next few years.
Are you interested in being on the cutting edge of a field that promises to revolutionize the world as we know it? Do you want to be a part of developing a 21st century battlesuit – bullet resistant, no thicker than spandex, and able to automatically react to chemical and biological agents? Do you want to develop new ways to detect and treat cancer? Would you like to develop clean fuels, semi-permanent tattoos or computers that can fit on the head of a pin? The future is now – are you ready to join us as we explore the wonderful world of nanotechnology.
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Job Titles for Nanotechnology Graduates
Biological Laboratory Tech.
Biofuels Tech.
Chemical Laboratory Tech.
Cleanroom Tech.
Deposition Tech.
Device Tech.
Engineering Tech.
Equipment Maintenance Tech.
Etch Tech.
Failure Analysis Tech.
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Laboratory Tech.
Lithography Tech.
Materials Science Lab Tech.
Medical Devices Tech.
Microfabrication Tech.
Nanobiotech Researcher
Nanoelectronics Expert
Nanofabrication Tech.
Nanotechnologist
Process Tech.
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Production Scientist
Quality Control Tech.
Research Assistant
Scientist Specialist
SEM Operator
SPM Operator
Solid State Tech.
Test Tech.
Thin Films Tech.
Vacuum Tech.
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