Ingeniería en Nanotecnología
Reasons to study
this degree at ITESO
You have access to the ITESO Nanotechnology Laboratory, unique in the region and equipped with cutting-edge technology such as Atomic Force and Scanning Electron microscopes, as well as XPS, Sputtering and Evaporator, among other instruments.
You participate in high-level multidisciplinary work teams in which you analyze and transform industrial production systems in Mexico for the benefit of society.
You develop projects to manufacture and characterize nanostructures with new properties that improve the performance of materials and products and mitigate their impact on the environment.
Professional development
Create your own company and generate employment opportunities with a people-centered approach to business.
- Develop your idea and business model with the support of a specialized consultancy, from the initial idea of your company until it reaches maturity.
- Learn to gather, interpret, and use valuable information for starting and sustaining your business.
- It launches social economy entrepreneurship projects, generating economic growth through cooperation, inclusion, and trust, in order to achieve a shared benefit for society.
Center for Innovation and Technology Management
Explore an ecosystem of innovation and competitiveness where you can develop technology-based projects in strategic sectors such as electronics, green energy, information technology, and pharmaceuticals, while generating a positive impact on society. By joining the Technology Business Incubator, you can enjoy the following benefits:
- Application of knowledge and management of technological projects.
- Effective linkage with public and private institutions and civil organizations, among other actors in the economy.
- Opportunities to contribute to economic, social and environmental development.
Learn about the services that ITESO offers to help you enter the workforce.
- Do your professional internship and start building your experience and career path.
- Connect with national and international companies through the job bank or job and entrepreneurship fairs.
- Participate in professional networks that open up collaboration opportunities for you.
- Develop your resume and work portfolio with personalized advice.
Program director
Elsie Evelyn Araujo Palomo, Ph. D
She holds a PhD in Materials Science and Engineering from the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí, specializing in advanced materials and nanomagnetism. Her areas of expertise include the synthesis of nanostructures by chemical methods and electrochemical deposition, flexible and wearable electronics, the study of magnetic and electrical properties in nanostructures, and the study and fabrication of nanostructured sensors.
She is the technical lead for the projects “Manufacturing of non-invasive nanostructured biosensors for periodic glucose monitoring for the timely detection of diabetes mellitus” and “Modeling and optimization of microbial electrolytic cells for the production of hydrogen from agro-industrial wastewater” at ITESO.