Bachelor in Nanoscience - Chemical Sciences (BA) - Trinity

The Bachelor in Nanoscience - Chemical Sciences (BA) brings together aspects of chemistry and physics directed towards the study, design, production and use of materials and devices at the cutting edge of technologies in areas such as energy conversion and storage, photonics, medical diagnostics, ultra-fast electronics, and industries such as electronics, telecommunications, healthcare and aerospace.

The Bachelor in Nanoscience - Chemical Sciences (BA) is a specialised program run by the Schools of Chemistry and Physics, entered either through Chemical Sciences (TR061) or Physical Sciences (TR063) entry pathways. This degree is strongly linked to the CRANN nanoscience institute, where Trinity is the major centre of nanoscience research in Ireland.

All lecturers run research laboratories studying for example: nanomaterials, two-dimensional materials, nanoparticle synthesis, nanomagnetism, novel materials, fundamental and computational nanoscience, batteries and energy materials. Research training combines the physics and chemistry appropriate to nanoscience culminating in the individual Capstone research project each student carries out in the final year in nanoscience with world-class research groups.