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Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering

Microelectronics education options for students

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Looking for undergraduate or graduate options?

We offer bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree programs in disciplines which support careers in the microelectronics and semiconductor industries. Majoring in a different discipline? No problem. You can choose technical electives that provide valued knowledge and skills needed to enter microelectronics careers.

Check out our additional opportunities to advance your skills with stackable microcredentials, internships, research projects and more.

Undergraduate options

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Bachelor’s degrees

If you are looking to earn a 4-year undergraduate degree or minor in a microelectronics-focused field, here are some solid options.

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Undergraduate technical electives

We’ve gathered tech elective suggestions for many majors related to fab factory operations, semiconductor materials, statistical analysis and more.

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More undergraduate opportunities

See our undergraduate page for all the educational options available for undergrads, and connect to our Student Hub for even more opportunities.

Graduate options

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Graduate degrees

If you have earned your bachelor’s degree and are looking for a master’s or doctoral degree program that leads to microelectronics careers, here are your options.

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Graduate technical electives

These electives help you build critical skills for advancing in the field of microelectronics and position you for high-impact roles—both locally in Arizona and globally.

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More graduate opportunities

See our graduate student page for all the educational options available for advanced degree seekers, and connect to our Student Hub for even more opportunities.