Microelectronics Science and Technology (MEST)
Overview
Focus: Training for the rapidly expanding microelectronics and semiconductor industry, foundational to modern society.
- Curriculum: Covers cutting-edge materials, processes, and scientific principles.
- Learning Experience: Comprehensive knowledge with hands-on training to meet strong industrial demand for microelectronics professionals.
Curriculum Structure
The MSc(Eng) in Microelectronics Science and Technology curriculum is meticulously designed to equip students with comprehensive expertise in microelectronics and semiconductor technologies, blending advanced theoretical knowledge with practical training to meet the growing demands of industry.
Programme Requirements
To successfully complete the MEST curriculum, candidates must accumulate a total of 72 credits distributed as follows:
Component | Credit Requirement |
Discipline Courses | Not less than 42 credits |
Elective Courses | Not more than 6 credits |
Capstone Experience | 24 credits |
Course Selection Guidelines
- Total Courses: Candidates are required to complete 8 courses, including at least 3 courses from List A and 4 courses from List B.
- Capstone Experience: Completion of a dissertation is mandatory, providing an opportunity for in-depth research and hands-on application in microelectronics.
- Electives: Students may select up to 1 elective course from other taught postgraduate programmes within the Faculty of Engineering, fostering interdisciplinary exposure.
- Approval: All course selections are subject to approval by the Course Coordinators to ensure a coherent and academically robust study plan.