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
Our MEST curriculum is meticulously designed to equip students with a comprehensive foundation in broad microelectronics subjects covering materials, device physics, characterization, and fabrication processes, etc., integrating advanced theoretical training with extensive hands-on experience meet the evolving needs of the semiconductor 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.