In 2016, the University of Kashmir's main campus established the Department of Nanotechnology. This department is dedicated to the study and manipulation of matter at the nanoscale, a field known as Nanotechnology. A key offering of the department is a specialized Master's Program in Nanotechnology, designed for a limited intake of 20 students. The program's curriculum is thoughtfully structured to cover a wide spectrum of topics. It comprises both core courses, which provide the essential foundational knowledge, and discipline-centric courses that delve into specific areas within the expansive field of nanotechnology. Encompassing everything from fundamental scientific principles to cutting-edge advancements, the curriculum spans subjects such as nanomaterials, nanomedicine, and nanoelectronics. This ensures that students not only grasp the theoretical underpinnings of nanotechnology but also gain practical insights into its applications. The overarching objective of the Department of Nanotechnology is to foster an interdisciplinary learning and research ecosystem. Recognizing that nanotechnology draws expertise from various disciplines like physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering, the department aims to cultivate an environment where scholars and learners from diverse backgrounds collaborate. This collaboration is geared towards pushing the boundaries of knowledge in the emergent domains of Nanotechnology and Nanosciences.

Vision

To establish ourselves as a globally renowned educational and research institution known for our expertise in nanofabrication, intelligent materials, and precise drug administration for complex medical conditions such as diabetes and cancer. The core objective of the Department of Nanotechnology is to consistently uphold its dedication to delivering a forward-looking and hands-on scientific education to students through both instructional activities and research endeavors, thus equipping them for forthcoming trials. Our principles are grounded in the utmost professional and scholarly benchmarks. The department envisions the creation of a cutting-edge academic and research hub that excels in nanofabrication, intelligent materials, and targeted drug delivery for intricate health challenges like diabetes and cancer.