Now new: Master's degree program in Microelectronics and Chip Design
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Microelectronics and chip design are essential for the development of modern technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics and medical technology. The industry plays a key role in Europe's position as an economic hub.
Why Microelectronics and Chip Design?
The Microelectronics and Chip Design program at the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology (CIT) is designed to train highly qualified capable of developing innovative, energy-efficient and specialized chip solutions. With this Master's degree, graduates are equipped to take on tasks throughout the entire chip development process, preparing them for a wide range of technical roles. They are well-positioned to pursue careers in leading technology companies, small and medium-sized enterprises, or start-ups, contributing to advancements in semiconductor technology and other cutting-edge industries.
Microelectronics and chip design are crucial for Europe's economic competitiveness: chips that are developed and manufactured in Europe help to reduce dependencies on international supply chains and ensure economic stability in the region. The Master's degree course in Microelectronics and Chip Design is contributing significantly to this by qualifying urgently needed specialists.
Online Info Session
For all those who still have questions, an online info session will take place on:
March 31, 2025, at 2:00 pm
We will announce the access link shortly.
What makes the degree program unique?
- Practical and Research-Oriented: A basic practical course, two mandatory research courses and a compulsory test and evaluation practical course allow students to develop real chips, from an abstract specification to the finished chip and its commissioning.
- International Networking: Through the Edu4Chip project, involving leading universities and companies in Europe, students gain access to international networks and the chance to spend a semester abroad
- Flexible study model: Close collaboration and alignment with renowned universities in Europe allows for a smooth and flexible continuation of studies even during one or exchange semesters at partner universities, without any delay in their academic timeline.
- Excellent career prospects: The degree program opens doors to a variety of career opportunities in industries focused on chip development in areas such as artificial intelligence, information security, and energy-efficient systems.
Program structure and degree
The Master's degree program in Microelectronics and Chip Design at TUM is a two-year program, consisting of four semesters, and is completed with a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree. In addition to the Practical Chip-Design Modules, the program includes Specialized Elective Modules, Scientific Seminars, Interdisciplinary Modules and a Master’s Thesis. This combination ensures a comprehensive education that balances practical experience with a strong scientific foundation.
Take the opportunity to be part of this pioneering program and contribute to shaping the future of Microelectronics! Further information can be found on the study program website of the CIT: Master Microelectronics and Chip Design