hi.. I am an undergrad in University of Toronto in Canada. I am in a program named Engineering Science – http://www.ecf.toronto.edu/apsc/engsci/ So you basically study about everything related to engineering and science in the first 2 year. Then you can choose an option to specialize for the last 2 years. And nanoengineering is the one of the option! So if you are intersted, check out the website..

Hi there. I'm an undergraduate in the UK, and as of 2004, the University of Leeds (West Yorkshire, UK) will be running a BSc/MSc in Nanotechnology. It seems that this has spurred interest amongst other academic institutions in the UK, and it looks like several universities will be offering nanotech options in the near future. I can supply extra information if you need it. My email is pcyvcjc1@hotmail.com

I've found that Australia seems to be about the only place that wants to offer an undergraduate degree. Nanoguys.com offers has a list of Universities from around the world, but for undergraduates, Australia seems to be about it!

I've also suggested to some people to consider taking a pre-med curriculum, which is very science-heavy, the way a Nanotech curriculum should be, and has the added advantage that it will qualify you for medical school, should you end up choosing that route. For your major, consider any kind of materials science undergraduate major, or Chemistry, or possibly one of the biologies if you have an interest in bio-nanotech.