MSc in Nanoelectronic Systems, Technical University Dresden

The Master of Science (M.Sc.) at Technical University Dresden focuses on the design and implementation of next-generation micro- and nanoelectronic components and systems. The curriculum is built on three pillars: Semiconductor Technology, Circuit Design, and System Architecture, with a focus on "More than Moore" technologies. Key features include the program's location in "Silicon Saxony," Europe’s largest microelectronics cluster, providing unparalleled access to industry leaders like GlobalFoundries and Infineon. The program builds technical skills in VLSI design, optoelectronics, and the physics of nanoscale devices. Students engage in practical training through integrated laboratory modules and research projects within the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Graduates pursue careers in semiconductor manufacturing, chip design, and high-tech research and development. The degree culminates in a Master’s thesis that can be completed at the university or in cooperation with a partner research institute. Research participation is fostered through the Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden (cfaed).