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Classes start most Mondays and we can arrange for you to apply what you learn at Arizona State University's NanoFab and other ASU research facilities-- at a time that’s convenient for you!
Learn more and enroll today at www.riosalado.edu/nano.
Current projections indicate the need for more than two million entry-level technician positions in the nano/micro-fabrication industry and related manufacturing industries. This is a cross-disciplinary program combining elements of material science, chemistry, physics, engineering and electronics. The multidisciplinary design of this program will provide graduates with the skills to enter a wide range of materials-based industries in Arizona and across the United States.
Learn more about ASU's NanoFab: nanofab.engineering.asu.edu
Current projections indicate the need for more than two million entry-level technician positions in the nano/micro-fabrication industry and related manufacturing industries. This is a cross-disciplinary program combining elements of material science, chemistry, physics, engineering and electronics. The multidisciplinary design of this program will provide graduates with the skills to enter a wide range of materials-based industries in Arizona and across the United States.
Learn more about ASU's NanoFab: nanofab.engineering.asu.edu
