
The 'Semiconductors: Physics, Devices and Engineering' module at Aalborg University provides a foundational understanding of semiconductor properties, the operational principles of key semiconductor components, and the methods for synthesizing semiconductor materials and fabricating devices. This course is designed to equip students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to analyze and explain the characteristics of semiconductors and their applications in modern technology. It builds upon prior knowledge in Solid State Physics and Basic Quantum Mechanics.
This module covers the fundamental aspects of semiconductor physics and engineering, including material properties, device operation, and fabrication techniques. The expected workload is 150 hours.
Aalborg University generally charges tuition fees for non-EU/EEA citizens. Specific fee details for individual modules are typically integrated into the overall program tuition.
This module is part of accredited Master of Science (MSc) programmes at Aalborg University, including Physics and Engineering (Materials and Nanotechnology, Physics and Technology).
Recommended prerequisite knowledge includes Solid State Physics and Basic Quantum Mechanics. This module is typically part of Master's programmes like Physics and Engineering (Materials and Nanotechnology, Physics and Technology).
The language of instruction for the Semiconductors: Physics, Devices and Engineering module is English.
This module lasts for one semester and awards 5 ECTS credits. Assessment is typically through a written or oral exam.
Aalborg University generally charges tuition fees for non-EU/EEA citizens. Specific fee details for this module are not provided, and students should refer to general university guidance.
Graduates will be equipped for roles in high-tech industries, research, and development, focusing on the design, fabrication, and analysis of semiconductor-based devices.
You generally need to meet specific academic requirements, prepare necessary documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, and submit an online application through the university's admissions portal. Check the specific Master's program page for exact deadlines.