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2026 Semiconductor Educator Fellowship

A fully online professional development experience for high school educators and community college faculty

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Program Overview

Inspire your students. Build an engaging curriculum. Connect your classroom to the technology shaping our world.

The 2026 Semiconductor Educator Fellowship, hosted by the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University, is an 8-week, fully online professional learning experience designed for high school and community college educators ready to connect students to high-impact careers in advanced technology.

Grounded in ASU’s commitment to innovation, access and real-world impact, this fellowship provides:

Foundational semiconductor knowledge aligned with current industry needs
Direct insight into emerging technologies and workforce trends
Practical resources that translate complex concepts into engaging classroom learning
Clear pathways connecting students to higher education and high-growth careers

No prior semiconductor experience is required.

Whether you teach physics, mathematics, engineering, CTE, computer science or workforce-aligned programs, this experience is built to strengthen what you already do — and expand what’s possible for your students.

What You'll Gain

Semiconductor fundamentals
Understand how semiconductors are designed, fabricated and deployed with direct insight into current workforce needs.
Workforce Pathway Tools
Clear guidance to help students explore degrees, certificates and careers in high-growth technology fields.
Professional Stipend
Awarded upon successful completion.

Classroom-Ready Materials
Practical lessons and adaptable resources you can integrate into existing courses immediately.
ASU Certificate of Completion
Credentialed professional development from one of the nation's most innovative engineering schools.
Collaborative Network
Connect with Fulton Schools faculty, industry leaders and a cohort of forward-thinking educators.

How the fellowship works

The fellowship is designed to be manageable alongside full-time teaching responsibilities.

Who Should Apply

High School Educators

CTE and career education teachers
STEM, engineering, physics and math educators
Technology and computer science instructors
Workforce pathway leaders

Community College Faculty

Technical and applied program instructors
Engineering and manufacturing faculty
Workforce-aligned curriculum developers

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Optional in-person experience

3-Day Semiconductor Intensive | June 2–4, 2026

Online program participants may apply to attend a three-day, on-campus experience featuring hands-on workshops, networking opportunities and engagement with industry partners.

Participants selected for the in-person intensive will receive an additional $500 stipend upon program completion.

An additional travel stipend of $325 will be provided to participants travelling to the 3-Day In-Person Intensive from outside of the greater Phoenix area. Participants may request a travel stipend upon application for the intensive. Travel stipends are based on address.

Steps to Apply

Questions?

Contact: [email protected]

Program generously funded by Intel.
Arizona State University | Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering