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Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering

Educators and administrators

Opportunities for educators and schools

ASU partners with teachers, schools, districts and educational organizations to bring cutting-edge microelectronics learning experiences into classrooms across Arizona.

Expand and strengthen your skillset

Conferences and professional development opportunities give learning leaders a chance to expand their own knowledge and bring new skills back to the classroom or workplace.

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Microspark Summit

This professional learning conference connects K–12 educators with the microelectronics and semiconductor industry representatives, classroom-ready resources and opportunities for industry collaboration.

Check out the Microspark Summit

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Semiconductor Educator Fellowship

Help your students build high-impact careers in advanced technology. This 8-week, fully online professional learning experience is designed for middle and high school educators. Get started today!

Apply for the Semiconductor Educator Fellowship

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AI + Semiconductor Institute

Arizona high school STEM educators build foundational knowledge of artificial intelligence and semiconductor technologies while developing approaches and resources they can use with students. Read about the 2026 event.

Learn more and request information

Experiential and classroom resources

Future Fab Heroes and support materials

Future Fab Heroes is a free, online educational game that introduces students to semiconductor manufacturing through interactive challenges. We’ve created a slide deck for educators to help introduce this learning game to their students.

SEMI Foundation resources

The SEMI Foundation supports educators with free curricula, classroom tools and industry-informed resources that build student awareness of semiconductor technologies, STEM skills and microelectronics careers.

Guest speakers and industry engagement

Connect students with ASU faculty and semiconductor industry experts through classroom presentations that highlight emerging technologies, workforce pathways and careers in microelectronics.

Contact the Access ASU School Partnerships team to connect with guest speakers.

Virtual tours

Developed with Worktour, the ASU MacroTechnology Works virtual tour gives students online access to ASU semiconductor technologies, facility operations and associated careers through school-based access.

Contact the Access ASU School Partnerships team to book a tour.

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Bring microelectronics to your school

Connect with ASU to access educator training, classroom resources, student programs and partnership opportunities.