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July 23, 2025 | SEMIEstimated reading time: 1 minute
SEMI, the industry association serving the global semiconductor and electronics design and manufacturing supply chain, today announced it has partnered with Arizona State University (ASU) to expand access to high-impact, on-demand training for the global semiconductor workforce. The newly launched courses, available through the SEMI University (SEMI U) learning platform, span emerging and foundational topics critical to today’s semiconductor professionals, including AI, packaging, process characterization, and operational excellence. The courses offer a certificate from ASU upon successful completion of each module.
“Our partnership with ASU marks a significant step forward in delivering world-class semiconductor and AI education at scale,” said Shari Liss, Vice President of Global Workforce Development and Initiatives at SEMI. “Together, we’re equipping current and future professionals with the critical, in-demand skills needed to accelerate innovation and ensure the continued growth of our industry. These flexible, high-quality learning experiences reflect our shared commitment to workforce excellence and global access.”
SEMI U featured courses with ASU include:
- AI Foundations: Prompt Engineering
- AI Foundations: Scripting ChatGPT with Python
- Semiconductor Packaging Design and Manufacturing
- Semiconductor Characterization Techniques and Applications
- Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certification
b0b333752a8b48bda836a4a4de95d361.png"This collaboration exemplifies ASU’s commitment to aligning our educational expertise with the evolving needs of the semiconductor industry,” said Kyle Squires, ASU’s Senior Vice Provost for Engineering, Computing and Technology and Dean of the Fulton Schools. “Expanding access to these programs through SEMI’s platform allows us to support emerging talent and strengthen global competitiveness in this critical sector.”
The courses are now available through SEMI U’s online learning platform, offering 24/7 access to self-paced content taught by subject-matter experts. The programs are ideal for students, early-career professionals, and experienced engineers seeking to upskill in key areas of semiconductor technology and AI.
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