About the Program
Purdue University’s Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Engineering, with a major in Microelectronics and Semiconductors, equips professionals with the leadership skills needed in the dynamic microelectronics field, addressing the increasing demand for semiconductor engineers. According to the Semiconductor Industry Association’s State of the U.S. Semiconductor Industry Report (2023), approximately 36% of semiconductor professionals hold advanced degrees, a significant contrast to the 14% average in other fields.
Endorsed by Purdue’s renowned Semiconductor Degrees Program (SDP) and backed by industry-leading companies, the program stands out as the sole degree program exclusively dedicated to semiconductors and microelectronics within a top 10 nationally ranked engineering college. Delivered through online modalities, this master’s program accommodates the schedules of working professionals, offering practical, focused training that can be immediately applied to the workforce.
The curriculum draws from various schools, colleges, and departments across Purdue University, including the Mitch Daniels School of Business, Purdue Polytechnic Institute, the Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and the School of Materials Engineering. Students have the opportunity to enroll in courses covering supply chain management, materials engineering, circuit design, systems design, and more, enabling them to build a comprehensive skillset and meet the rising demands for semiconductor-related expertise.
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