Master of Science in Technology and Design (Advanced IC Design and Technology)
About programme
The Master of Science in Technology and Design (Advanced IC Design and Technology) programme offers a comprehensive and in-depth curriculum centred on advanced integrated circuit (IC) design and associated methodologies. Its primary goal is to equip students with the latest expertise in IC design techniques, igniting innovation and ensuring a robust understanding of the diverse methodologies shaping the industry. It prepares students for promising careers in the dynamic realm of IC design and technology, spanning various applications within the semiconductor industry.
Programme Structure
The programme aims to furnish students with extensive knowledge and practical experience in semiconductor device technologies and architectures, digital integrated circuit design, semiconductor materials analysis, as well as device and advanced integrated circuits. Additionally, it covers the latest techniques in IC design and manufacturing for diverse applications. Through immersive course projects and relevant training, students will gain invaluable practical, hands-on experience to excel in the field.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a fee imposed for the counselling session?
Counselling is available to SUTD undergraduates and graduates at no charge.
May I obtain a referral from the Wellbeing Services?
The Wellbeing Services does not provide referral to private or public hospital or clinic for medical diagnosis or treatment. Students are encouraged to seek medical care or assistance at any medical facility of their preference.
How do I utilise the counselling service?
Counselling by appointment is encouraged as the Counsellors may be engaged in a counselling session. You may email wellbeing@sutd.edu.sg and provide the dates and times that you are available to meet the Counsellor.
May I make a counselling appointment on behalf of a student?
The Wellbeing Services does not accept the booking of an appointment on behalf of another person due to privacy and ethical concerns. You may inform the person about the availability of counselling services and provide the person the Wellbeing Services’ email address (wellbeing@sutd.edu.sg) to make an appointment.
May I refer a student for counselling?
If you know of a student who is showing signs of distress, you may inform the person that SUTD provides professional counselling services in a private and confidential setting. You may encourage the person to make an appointment with the Counsellor directly and privately. As informed consent is important, counselling is usually consensual and a person’s decision to accept or decline the offer of help will be respected.
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