Al2O3 nanosol dispersed under ethanol or N-Methyl-2-pyrrolidone(NMP) was studied and optimized with various dispersion factors and by utilizing the silane modification method. The two kinds of Al2O3 powders used were prepared by thermal decomposition method from aluminum ammonium sulfate(AlNH4(SO4)2) while controlling the calcination temperature. Al2O3 sol was prepared under ethanol solvent by using a batch-type bead mill. The dispersion properties of the Al2O3 sol have a close relationship to the dispersion factors such as the pH, the amount of acid additive(nitric acid, acetic acid), the milling time, and the size and combination of zirconia beads. Especially, Al2O3 sol added 4 wt% acetic acid was found to maintain the dispersion stability while its solid concentration increased to 15 wt%, this stability maintenance was the result of the electrostatic and steric repulsion of acetic acid molecules adsorbed on the surface of the Al2O3 particles. In order to observe the dispersion property of Al2O3 sol under NMP solvent, Al2O3 sol dispersed under ethanol solvent was modified and solventexchanged with N-Phenyl-(3-aminopropyl)trimethoxy silane(APTMS) through a binary solvent system. Characterization of the Al2O3 powder and the nanosol was observed by XRD, SEM, ICP, FT-IR, TGA, Particles size analysis, etc.