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- Institute of Nanoscience and Engineering at University of Arkansas, Fayetteville - M.S./PhD. Several departments in Science and Engineering have excellent research in Nanotechnology
- Rochester Institute of Technology B.S., M.S. Microelectronic Engineering, PhD Microsystems Engineering
- Radiological Technologies University- MS in Nanomedicine and dual MS in Nanomedicine and Medical Physics
- University of North Carolina at Greensboro and NC A&T State University Joint School of Nanoscience & Nanoengineering - M.S. and PhD in Nanoscience and Nanoengineering
- Arizona State University - Professional Science Masters (PSM) in Nanoscience
- Northern Illinois University - Certificate in Nanotechnology
- University of North Carolina at Charlotte - PhD
- Forsyth Technical Community College - Associate in Science
- Louisiana Tech University - B.S. Nanosystems Engineering, M.S. Molecular Sciences & Nanotechnology, PhD (Micro/Nanotechnology and Micro/Nanoelectronics Emphasis)
- University at Albany, The State University of New York - B.S. Nanoscale Science, B.S. Nanoscale Engineering, Masters and PhD
- Hudson Valley Community College - Associates degree, Electrical Technology: Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology
- Dakota County Technical College - Associates degree
- Chippewa Valley Technical College - Associate degree
- Richland College - Associate degree
- University of Central Florida - B.S. Nanoscience and Nanotechnology track in Liberal Studies
- University of California San Diego - B.S. NanoEngineering, M.S NanoEngineering
- North Dakota State College of Science - Associate degree
- University of Oklahoma Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics - Nanotechnology
- Oklahoma State University–Okmulgee Institute of Technology - Associate of Technology
- Penn State University - M.S. Nanotechnology
- University of Washington- PhD in Nanotechnology
- Virginia Commonwealth University - PhD in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
- Portland State University - undergraduate/graduate course in support of a PhD program in Applied Physics
- George Mason University (Virginia) - Graduate certificate
- Danville Community College - A.A.S. in Nanotechnology
- Rice University - Public Outreach, K to 12 Summer Programs, Undergraduate and Graduate Programs/Degrees, Integrated Physics & Chemistry - Nanotechnology Experience for Teachers Program, Research Experience for Undergraduates Program
- Stevens Institute of Technology - Five departments in engineering and science offer Master of Science, Master of Engineering, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees with Nanotechnology concentration
- Cinano.com, International Association of Nano and California Institute of Nano, (CNCP) Certified Nano and Clean technology Professional-Nanotechnology Experience for Engineers
- University of Maryland, College Park - Minor in Nanoscale Science and Technology NanoCenter.umd.edu
- University of Nevada, Reno - Minor in Nanotechnology
- University of Wisconsin - Stout - B.S. in Nanotechnology and Nanoscience
- University of Wisconsin - Platteville - Minor in Microsystems & Nanotechnology
- University of Pennsylvania- Master's of Science in Engineering (M.S.E.), Undergraduate Minor, Graduate Certificate in Nanotechnology.
- Boston University—Minor in Nanotechnology Engineering.
- Nano Institute of Utah—Nanomedicine and Nanobiosensors.
- Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana-Associate of Science in Nanotechnology.
- University of Pittsburgh- Bachelor in Engineering Science - Nanoengineering.
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