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UPC – Master in Semiconductor Engineering and Microelectronic Design

If you want to understand how chips are designed or how semiconductor devices are made, this programme offers two connected routes into the subject.

Study with Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.

Grundlæggende kurser

Institution
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC)
Land
Spanien
Emne
Ingeniørarbejde
Studie niveau
Mastergrad
Undervisning i sprog
Engelsk
Studieformat
På campus
Campus
ETSETB Barcelona, Spain; interuniversity programme with UB, UAB and URV
Varighed
1 akademisk år
Krediteringer
60 ECTS
Undervisning
The official page lists approximately €1,162 for the programme, or €2,700 for non-EU residents, excluding non-teaching fees and the degree certificate. It does not label the fee's academic year; confirm your category and current quote with UPC.
Indtagelse
September; the official page currently says pre-enrolment is closed.

Offentlige oplysninger

Information reviewed: 2026-10-27

Læring og erfaring

English-taught specialisations cover semiconductor engineering and microelectronic design. The curriculum includes device or circuit study, industry and research seminars, and a 10-credit thesis. Four universities participate with collaboration from IMB-CNM.

Who it may suit

The course can help you explore circuit design, semiconductor technologies or further research. Choosing between device manufacturing and circuit design is an important part of making the degree fit your interests.

Applying and costs

Use UPC’s master’s admission requirements and the programme team to assess your previous technical studies. Check the specialisation’s preparation requirements before selecting your route.

The official page lists approximately €1,162 for the programme, or €2,700 for non-EU residents, excluding non-teaching fees and the degree certificate. It does not label the fee’s academic year; confirm your category and current quote with UPC.

Vores Spansk studievejledning covers the wider move and living-cost planning.

Sources: official programme page. Reviewed 27 October 2026.