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

"Electronics is more and more often the differentiating factor in products, but the cost and complexity of design is exploding. As Efabless works to make custom chip design affordable and accessible to more companies, a critical challenge is the shortage of microelectronic talent. I applaud Purdue University for stepping up to this challenge. Purdue's new degrees and credentials meet prospective talent where they are with education and opportunity. This will help the next generation of students develop the knowledge, skills, and experience needed for an exciting new era of electronics."

Mike Wishart

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Comprehensive Semiconductors and Microelectronics Program Degrees