Program Overview
Explore the global semiconductor industry in this masterclass designed for executives and policymakers. Gain essential knowledge on investment, workforce, and site selection from ASU experts and industry leaders.
Program Details
6 Week Program
- September 1–October 8, 2025 (Mondays and Wednesdays)
- Mondays & Wednesdays, 6:00 – 7:30 PM MST
Program Structure
- Two 90-minute sessions per week
Program Cost
- Introductory price: $2200
We offer special discounts for:
- ASU students, alumni, staff, military, and veterans
- Groups of 5 or more
- Organizations enrolling 30 or more participants
- SWAP Hub participants
To learn more and receive a discount code or group pricing, please contact us at
[email protected].
Curriculum Topics
- Introduction to Semiconductors History, basics, and applications of semiconductor technology
- Global Semiconductor Supply Chain Understanding complex global networks and dependencies
- Semiconductor Design and Fabrication Technical deep dive into chip design and manufacturing processes
- Semiconductor Packaging Advanced packaging technologies and their strategic importance
- Semiconductor Assembly and Test Quality assurance and testing methodologies in semiconductor production
- Emerging Trends and Opportunities Future technologies and market opportunities in semiconductors
Program Outcomes
What you'll walk away with
Semiconductor Ecosystem Action Plan
As a participant, your final assignment is to develop a brief outlining a strategic approach to grow the semiconductor industry in your region. This document will help inform government, industry, and academic leaders about key opportunities.
Certificate of Completion
As one of the world's top-ranked engineering schools, an ASU credential is recognized globally as a premier qualification. You will receive a certificate of completion from the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
Learn from Top-Ranked Faculty
The same distinguished ASU faculty who teach in ASU's top-ranked engineering and business programs will lead this master class, bringing their expertise from one of the best public universities for employability.
John Fowler
Motorola Professor in International Management and Professor
Department of Supply Chain Management
Dale Rogers
ON Semiconductor Professor of Business and Professor
Department of Supply Chain Management
