Nanobiology (joint degree)

TU Delft has joined with Erasmus University Rotterdam to bring you this unique programme combining education from TU Delft Applied Sciences and the Erasmus Medical Center. Nanobiology is the study of the complexity of living systems. It employs the methods and principles of Physics to do this in a quantitative way. It is a relatively new area of research that integrates the fields of between physics, nanophysics, biology and medical research. The programme is suitable for students with a strong interest in physics, math and biology. The programme allows students to explore topics such as advanced imaging, computational biology, and understanding and influencing cellular mechanisms. Students who complete this bachelor programme can continue with the Master in Nanobiology, but also many other programmes from Artifical Intelligence to Virology, Graduates work in research, biotechnology, data analysis/modeling and more.

TU Delft is the largest and oldest Dutch public technical university, founded in 1842. Ranked #47 worldwide and consistently in the top 20 for engineering subjects. Known for cutting-edge research in aerospace, water management, and sustainable energy, with alumni including famous architect Rem Koolhaas.