Micro- and Nanoelectrοniсs

Integrated circuits (ICs, MMICs, ASICs) form the basis of the key technological innovations of our time, such as mobile communications, artificial intelligence, and sensor technology, which enables autonomous driving, among other things, or future-proof energy distribution, the smart grid. Semiconductor technology itself is equally innovative, both in terms of technology (production) and circuit design.

The Micro- and Nanoelectronics (M.Sc.) degree program is aimed at physicists and electrical engineers who wish to pursue a career in the semiconductor industry and research. You have already studied solid-state physics and/or electronics in your Bachelor's degree program. This degree program expands and deepens your knowledge in the areas of semiconductor physics, technology, and components, in the design of integrated circuits in various technologies, in assembly and integration technology as well as in application areas such as communication, radar, and sensor technology. The Micro- and Nanoelectronics degree program qualifies you for jobs in the semiconductor industry in the research and development of innovative semiconductor technologies and components or the design of innovative integrated circuits. For both career goals, the Micro- and Nanoelectronics (M.Sc.) degree program will not only provide you with specialized knowledge but also the fundamentals of semiconductor physics and electronics and familiarise you with selected application scenarios.