The Sabancı University Materials Science and Nanoengineering program was developed with the aim of being a pioneering program in Turkey and globally. The applied designs of materials with diverse characteristics have become one of the most crucial factors in the advancement of cutting-edge technologies today. The undergraduate program in Materials Science and Nanoengineering at Sabancı University equips students with both theoretical and applied knowledge necessary for the design and applications of these materials used in advanced technologies. The program offers students significantly broader research opportunities and, thanks to its dynamic academic faculty and the provided resources, holds a top position among similar programs.

Materials Science and Nano Engineering Engineers do various jobs such as:

• Product design
• Manufacturing
• Materials production research
• System management
• Materials consultancy
• R&D (Research and Development)
• Fundamental materials production
• Energy sector

• ASML - Eindhoven
• EMPA, Swiss Federal Laboratories for MaterialsScience and Technology
• 3M - USA
• Apple - California
• Atotech Group
• Intel - USA
• Bodycote - Switzerland
• Center for Hierarchical
• Materials Design - USA
• IHP Microelectronics - Frankfurt
• Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research
• Vironova AB - Stockholm
• Honeywell - Chicago
• Sila Nanotechnologies - USA
• Institut Straumann AG - Basel
• Northvolt - Sweden
• EIFER - European Institute for Energy Research - Germany
• Pfizer
• Quantag Nanotechnologies
• Siemens

Students enrolled in undergraduate programs at Sabancı University have access to a wide range of elective courses. However, each program naturally includes mandatory courses that must be taken. For the Materials Science and Nanoengineering undergraduate program, to provide a few examples, courses such as Introduction to Computers, Advanced Programming, Data Structures, Numerical Analysis, and Machine Learning are included. Just like in any undergraduate field, project courses are mandatory in the Materials Science and Nanoengineering program. These projects can be taken not only within the Materials Science and Nanoengineering domain but also from different undergraduate programs. The medium of instruction is English. Detailed information about the courses in the Materials Science and Nanoengineering undergraduate program can be found on the program's website.