Semiconductors for Beginners: Device to Fabrication
Semiconductors are the backbone of today's digital world. This course opens the window to the wonderful world of semiconductors. What semiconductors are, how they serve as the hearts of modern electronics, and how they are being made will be the integral components of this course.
Semiconductor Fabrication 101
Learn MoreSemiconductor Design 101
Learn MoreSemiconductor Memory 101
Learn MorePurdue is collaborating with National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) in Taiwan to deliver the Semiconductor Academy — a jointly developed program that brings together internationally recognized faculty and global perspectives.
By combining Purdue’s leadership in semiconductor workforce development with NYCU’s academic expertise, this program offers learners a unique opportunity to gain insight into both domestic and international semiconductor ecosystems in the form of flexible, stackable courses that each takes about 2 hours to complete.
Chip Design for AI
Learn MorePackaging, Reliability and Characterization
Learn MoreIC Design, EDA and Analog
Learn MoreSemiconductor Materials and Devices
Learn MoreSupply Chain Challenge, Management and Leadership in Semiconductor Industry
Learn MorePurdue will soon introduce the Semiconductor Advanced Engineering series, a collection of industry-focused courses derived from existing semiconductor curricula. These professional development offerings will be designed to translate Purdue’s academic expertise into accessible learning experiences for working professionals. Each course will consist of approximately 15 hours of content, enabling learners to build targeted skills aligned with evolving industry needs
Graduate Semiconductor Education
Purdue's comprehensive new Semiconductor Degrees Program educates graduate students, enabling a quick ramp-up of skilled talent and creating the next-generation of semiconductor workforce to reassert American preeminence in this critical industry.
Graduate Certificate
Learn MoreMaster of Science in Microelectronics and Semiconductors
Learn More