The Master of Science in Semiconductor Engineering at Northeastern University is designed for ambitious students aiming to address the critical talent gap in the semiconductor industry. You will gain the interdisciplinary knowledge and experimental skills essential for a field that is constantly advancing, moving beyond conventional single-discipline degrees. This program equips you to understand and contribute to the entire semiconductor lifecycle, from materials and manufacturing processes to device design and innovation. If you are driven to shape the future of technology through microelectronics, this postgraduate degree offers a robust foundation.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Science is studied over two years, integrating core coursework in solid-state devices, micro/nanofabrication, and integrated circuit design with opportunities for specialization in Devices and NanoSystems or Materials and Manufacturing. You will engage with theoretical, numerical, and experimental tools to design and implement semiconductor chips and micro/nanosystems. Your studies will culminate in a Master's project or thesis, allowing you to delve deeply into a chosen area. You will graduate prepared for diverse career pathways in chip design, advanced materials, and manufacturing innovation.