We present ferromagnetic properties of common substrate materials for oxide thin film growth, i.e. ZnO and yttria stabilized zirconia. Those were induced by a combination of high temperature vacumm processing and ion implantation simulating common preparation methods for the creation of diluted magnetic oxides. Moreover, we will focus on the coexistance of ferromagnetism induced by defect and metallic nanoclusters.

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