The Semiconductor for All Grant will greatly enhance microelectronic and semiconductor education at the university level. It will provide new curriculum in areas of engineering and technology. Additionally, the grant will help open doors for students’ careers in the STEM and non-STEM fields.
Boise State Course Updates
The Semiconductor for All grant supports the development of new modules, labs, and courses to be integrated university-wide and across disciplines: Chemistry, Physics, Business, Supply-Chain Management, STEM Education, and more. This content will reach multiple adjacent degree pathways for students.
The Boise State University colleges that are involved include:
- College of Arts & Sciences
- College of Business & Economics
- College of Education
- College of Engineering
- The School of Public Service
Impact at the University Level
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Degrees and Certificate Pathways
Currently, Boise State University offers a number of certificates and minors that focus on semiconductor and microelectronic education. The curricula and course offerings will continue to grow with the help of the Semiconductor for All grant.
Research Initiatives
Growth and Expansion of IML
The Semiconductor for All grant has had the opportunity to help fund the growth and expansion of the Idaho Microfabrication Laboratory.
This will upscale experiential learning research opportunities for Boise State students.