Certificate in Semiconductor Materials and Devices in Indianapolis United States | Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

The Certificate program comprises 20 credit hours, with 12 credits dedicated to required courses. Students interested in this Certificate should consult a PHOE certificate advisor (S. Kirkpatrick, Liptak, McInerney, Siahmakoun, Syed, and Wagner). Those pursuing a solid state/material science minor are ineligible for this certificate.
Certificate recipients will gain knowledge of semiconductor device operation, hands-on experience in key stages of device manufacturing, practical skills in common device testing and characterization methods, and a broad understanding of the mechanical and chemical properties of the materials involved.

Certificate holders will be well-prepared for positions requiring expertise in semiconductor devices and their manufacturing processes. These roles extend beyond direct device fabrication to include testing and troubleshooting electronic equipment, as well as designing machinery with electronic components. The hands-on device fabrication experience offered by the Certificate is especially beneficial for aspiring engineers in process industries.
Our electrical and computer engineering department has consistently ranked No. 1 nationally by U.S. News & World Report, reflecting our rigorous standards and emphasis on experiential learning. Additionally, Rose-Hulman was ranked No. 19 among the top 25 electrical engineering colleges in 2020 by gradreports.com.

As a major, you'll gain practical experience tackling complex challenges for real-world clients. You'll collaborate closely with our expert faculty and utilize cutting-edge equipment that undergraduates at other institutions rarely access. Here, you'll repeatedly work with top-tier equipment throughout your degree program.

Graduate schools and industry leaders acknowledge the quality of our major. Our graduates achieve nearly 100% career placement within months of completing their studies.