MENU Education and Workforce Development
Current ECE Students
Students in Electrical and Computer Engineering and across the University of Michigan have the opportunity to take a wide range of undergraduate and graduate courses that will prepare them for a career in microelectronics and semiconductors. Several of these courses provide hands-on experience in the world-class Lurie Nanofabrication Facility.
Coursework:
- Graduate-level ECE courses by research area. The list is sortable by area.
- ECE undergraduate and graduate courses, along with course descriptions. Many new graduate students also take the 400-level courses.
Research:
- Graduate Research: All doctoral students and many master’s students are involved in microelectronics and semiconductors research through direct faculty support.
- Undergraduate Research: There are a variety of opportunities for undergraduate students interested in research within the department.
Future and Non-Michigan Students
ECE offers several opportunities for high-school students and college students outside of the University of Michigan to gain experience in semiconductors and microelectronics. These include:
- Michigan Semiconductor Hands-On Experience (M-SHORE): Undergraduate students outside the University of Michigan can participate in this 10-week summer program that is funded by the National Science Foundation in conjunction with the Semiconductor Research Corporation.
- Electrify Tech Camp: ECE’s Electrify Tech Camp is a non-residential engineering tech camps for high school-aged students during the summer. At least one of the camps offers a chance for students to enter the LNF. These week-long camps offer a hands-on engineering experience.