Semiconductor Manufacturing & Cleanroom Technician Program 2026
University of Utah·Salt Lake City, UT·2026 cycle
Closed for cyclePhysical SciencesHumanities✓ verified
This program is designed to empower individuals with STEM backgrounds, such as students in associate’s degree or technical programs, or those looking to transition into new careers, with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the dynamic field of semiconductor manufacturing. Whether you're looking to enhance your expertise or step into an industry poised for innovation and growth, this program offers a unique opportunity to become work-ready for high-demand roles in semiconductor manufacturing. The program features a series of hands-on, intensive courses that provide participants with practical experience in the operation and maintenance of cutting-edge tools and processes used in state-of-the-art semiconductor manufacturing. Participants will also gain insights into cleanroom operations and the advanced systems supporting semiconductor production, as well as learn about the tools used for testing and back-end processing of semiconductors. Spanning 8 weeks, the program includes four courses and culminates in a two-week apprenticeship experience. Hosted at the University of Utah’s Nanofab, this program offers unparalleled access to world-class facilities and expertise, equipping participants with the skills needed to launch or elevate their careers in this transformative industry. A description of the courses and a tentative schedule is provided here: Flyer.pdf Participation in the program is free, with selection based on applicants’ interests, motivation, and relevant educational or work experience. While the program primarily targets participants residing along the Wasatch Front, exceptional applicants from other locations may be eligible for travel assistance through a limited number of travel grants.
semiconductors, cleanroom, nanotechnology, manufacturing
We invite applications from dual-enrolled high school students, community college and trade school students, and individuals looking to retool their skills to match current industry needs to explore opportunities in semiconductors. Application Materials •Personal Statement •CV/Resume •Transcripts (if not available, please upload a blank document) All the course fees and materials are covered by the program. A modest stipend will be provided to participants to cover meals and transportation during the duration of the program.
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