Semiconductors

Charge up your semiconductor career

Building on a legacy of semiconductor strength

For decades, we have been educating top engineers who are working in the semiconductor industry, including notable alumnus Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA. Our semiconductor programs are updated in collaboration with our industry partners to stay current with company needs. We are innovating the future through research that spans numerous areas related to semiconductors including advanced materials, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, electronic devices, integrated electronics, and thermal management.

Related degrees

Microcredential offerings

Boost your semiconductor career with a short, skill-based microcredential and earn a digital badge to showcase your expertise. All microcredentials are available at both our Corvallis campus and Ecampus.

Process Engineering Analysis
Process Engineering Fundamentals
Programming Fundamentals
Semiconductor Fabrication

Program Details

Degree Types

Microcredential

B.S.

H.B.S.

M.S.

MEng

Ph.D.

Locations

Corvallis

Cascades

Online

Our Faculty

Explore our faculty's expertise and research.

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Get in Touch

Academic Contact

For inquiries about semiconductor programs:

eecs@oregonstate.edu

Partnerships

Contact our industry relations team to discuss partnerships and other opportunities.

Industry Contact

Collaborate with us on projects and research:

julie.brandis@oregonstate.edu

Faculty Research Areas

Collaborations with industry partners and researchers across the university ground our work in real-world applications.

Integrated Circuit Design

High-performance, ultra-efficient analog, RF, and AI chip design.

Electronic Materials and Devices

Advanced semiconductor materials, nanomaterials, and next-gen devices.

Process Technology

Advanced nanoscale fabrication, thin-film growth, and manufacturing.

Packaging & Integration

Advanced packaging, flexible electronics, and hardware security systems.

Industry partnerships boost research and education.

OSU programs are bridging the semiconductor workforce gap.

We collaborate with industry partners to develop programs and curricula that prepare students for semiconductor careers.

Incoming students get a taste of semiconductor careers at the OSU Chips Lab.
The VETS-UP program, in partnership with Analog Devices, Inc., provides veterans with training for careers in the semiconductor industry.
Students can connect with top-tier semiconductor manufacturers for paid internships through OSU’s partnership with the MECOP program.