The curriculum for the master's specialization "Microtechnologies and Nanoengineering" is focused on the technological implementation of microsystems with applications in electronics, communications, and industrial technologies, including methods for automated design, simulation, and testing of microsystems, ensuring a comprehensive engineering-technological approach. In the first semester, five mandatory subjects are studied, which lay the foundation of microtechnologies and nanoengineering. In the second semester, students study one mandatory subject, three mandatory electives according to the chosen direction (design, technology, testing), and two free electives.Students are given the opportunity for flexible choice among twelve subjects according to their interests, which can be outside the chosen direction. The diploma project lasts eight weeks and begins after the end of the second semester.The main part of the curricula (22 out of 27 subjects in total) is offered by the Faculty of Electronic Engineering and Technologies (FEET), the Faculty of Telecommunications (FT) participates with one subject, and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (MME) – with four.