Micro- and nanoelectronics MA | Kyiv School of Economics

About the program

This is an innovative program created in partnership with ETH Zürich - one of the best technical institutes in the world.
The purpose of this program is to educate a significant number of engineers and designers in the field of nanoelectronics in Ukraine. Cooperation with ETH Zürich, one of the leading institutes of technology, provides KSE's Ukrainian students and teachers with advanced knowledge and methodologies in the field of electrical engineering.

Thanks to the powerful community of graduates, our students have the opportunity to undergo internships and continue their career growth in Ukrainian and international companies and corporations.

The program promotes empowerment and an inclusive way of learning.

Students enjoy diverse perspectives and innovative approaches to learning that enhance their learning experience and enable them to be better for their future professional success.

This initiative is especially timely due to the ongoing war, which leads to large-scale destruction of the energy, telecommunications and agrotechnical sectors of the Ukrainian economy.

Graduates of this program will:

Very in demand by industry, leading the restoration of Ukraine during and after the war.

To be in demand in innovative companies.

YOU WILL LEARN:

● Ensure the quality of production. Selection of technologies that provide the necessary characteristics, the use of modern methods of quality control and maintenance.
● Synthesize and analyze devices. Effective solution of problems of synthesis and analysis of devices and devices of micro- and nanosystems.
● Develop high-performance products. Design components of micro- and nanosystems that meet the requirements using modern computer-aided design tools.
● Optimize designs. Improve the design of systems, devices and components, improving their manufacturing technology.
● Determine the direction of innovation. Develop and implement production modernization projects, taking into account technical, economic and environmental aspects.
● Solve complex engineering problems. Formulate and solve engineering problems in the design and production of micro- and nanosystems.
● Model and explore. Building physical, mathematical and computer models for the analysis of objects and processes in micro- and nanoelectronics.
● To implement scientific projects. Develop and implement scientific and innovative projects in the field of micro- and nanosystems.

WHAT POSITIONS YOU CAN HAVE:

● Integrated Circuit Designer (IC Design Engineer): You will be able to work as an integrated circuit design engineer, creating and optimizing chips for various applications such as mobile devices, computers, automobiles, medical devices and others.
● IC Verification Engineer: Work in the field of integrated circuit verification involves testing and verifying the correct operation of chips before their mass production.
● Analog/Digital Design Engineer: Tasks in this field include designing analog and digital blocks such as amplifiers, clock generators, and others.
● RF System Designer (RFIC Design Engineer): If you are interested in radio frequency electronics, you will be able to develop radio frequency integrated circuits for wireless communications, radio communications and other applications.
● Project Manager: You can move into the field of project management in the microelectronics industry, where your expertise in chip design and development will be valuable for successful project completion.

In case of successful passing and passing of exams, you will have the opportunity to go forCAS internship in Zurich (Certificate of Advanced Study).
Where will it be possible to work and conduct experiments in a modern laboratory with the latest equipment

LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION

Training on the program takes place in English.
The recommended level of English is B2 (B1). During their studies, students learn English so that they can bring their level to the required level to master the program.

FORMAT OF STUDYING

The program provides a mixed learning format and combines KSE campus classes and distance learning. Classes online take place in the evening every week from 18:30 to 21:30, 3 days a week. Classes on campus take place on schedule on weekdays, evenings and Saturdays every week in the daytime.
Our building has comfortable classrooms in shelters and generators, so regardless of the circumstances, students freely continue to study.