Program: Master of Science (Nano-Optoelectronics) Mixed Mode Program

Overview of Program

Master of Science (Nano-Optoelectronics) is the first program being offered in INOR on Mixed Mode basis. As a Mixed Mode program, 30% of coursework and 70% of research work is offered. Besides, dissimilar from the program offered by other universities from local or overseas, this program is unique because of the integration of both nanotechnology and optoelectronics composition in the structure.

Keeping in pace with the current scenario and trends for a sustainable development of nation, especially in the Electrical and Electronics (E&E) sector, green technologies like solid state lighting, renewable energy, energy efficient devices, air and water purification, light communication, and nanomedicine have left remarkable footprints for respective significant impacts to the global market. By offering the Master of Science (Nano-Optoelectronics) Mixed Mode Program, knowledgeable graduates with technological competency will be produced. The program serves also as a good learning path for the graduates to proceed to the next level of study at Doctor of Philosophy. Besides, there will be brighter future for the graduates to end up in the working life by exploring the career opportunities in education, research and development, failure analysis, quality control, and/or operations sectors in the E&E industry.

Course Structure

The program consists of 40 units of the following four core courses and two elective courses which are offered according to the respective semesters as table below. The elective courses (INE503 and INE504) are offered in both semesters; thus, students have the flexibility to enroll in the respective course during the semester of their choice.

Program Educational Objectives (PEO): The objective of Master of Science (Nano-Optoelectronics) Mixed Mode program is to produce graduates who fulfil the matrix of program educational objectives (PEOs) after five (5) years, as below:

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs):

At the end of Master of Science (Nano-Optoelectronics) Mixed Mode program, graduates will be able to achieve the following program learning outcomes (PLOs).