Program overview

Main Subject

Engineering - General

Degree

MA

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The mission of the College of Semiconductor Research (CoSR) is to cultivate leaders for semiconductor industry and academia. Our students are educated to possess deep domain knowledge in various semiconductor fields, inter-disciplinary collaboration skills, and innovation capability. Focusing on the interdisciplinary integration, CoSR is grouped into four divisions: Semiconductor Device, Semiconductor Design, Semiconductor Process, and Semiconductor Materials. CoSR has strong sponsorship from semiconductor companies, which offer research grants and students’ scholarships. CoSR also invites renowned experts in the field to serve as industrial professors to bring in the most advanced technology and their valuable experience to bridge the gap between university and industry.

Program overview

Main Subject

Engineering - General

Degree

MA

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The mission of the College of Semiconductor Research (CoSR) is to cultivate leaders for semiconductor industry and academia. Our students are educated to possess deep domain knowledge in various semiconductor fields, inter-disciplinary collaboration skills, and innovation capability. Focusing on the interdisciplinary integration, CoSR is grouped into four divisions: Semiconductor Device, Semiconductor Design, Semiconductor Process, and Semiconductor Materials. CoSR has strong sponsorship from semiconductor companies, which offer research grants and students’ scholarships. CoSR also invites renowned experts in the field to serve as industrial professors to bring in the most advanced technology and their valuable experience to bridge the gap between university and industry.

Scholarships

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