Comprehensive Semiconductors and Microelectronics Program

U.S. Pours Money Into Chips, but Even Soaring Spending Has Limits

"Purdue University, which built a new semiconductor laboratory, has set a goal of graduating 1,000 engineers each year..."

The New York Times

"Today, semiconductors are more strategically and economically important to the world than ever and we need to significantly scale up the talent pipeline to support the future growth of our industry. Applied Materials is delighted to see Purdue University helping lead the charge to educate the tens of thousands of new engineers our industry needs through new degrees and credentials focused on microelectronics and semiconductors. We look forward to welcoming this next generation of innovators."

Gary Dickerson

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Comprehensive Semiconductors and Microelectronics Program Degrees