Chip technology study programmes

Will you shape the future of chip technology?

Chip technology is the driving force behind the future, powering innovations from quantum computing and AI to self-driving cars and medical breakthroughs. By choosing one of our bachelor’s or master’s programmes in chip technology and semiconductor devices, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed to design, develop, and optimise advanced chip systems. You’ll be at the forefront of tackling today’s challenges, such as the global chip shortage and the demand for energy-efficient solutions, while shaping the technology of tomorrow.

Bachelor and master programmes in Chip technology

Become a pioneer in chip technology! With these bachelor’s and master’s programmes, you can turn your passion for computers and technology into high-tech solutions for various societal challenges. Here, you’ll bring technological innovations to life and contribute to the future of chip technology. Click on a programme to learn more:

Bachelor's programmes

Master's programmes

Jobs in Chip Tech

Chip technology is a vibrant and essential field driving the world around us, from smartphones to medical devices and self-driving cars. A career in chip technology offers endless opportunities for technical and creative professionals. Think of roles like chip designer, process engineer, R&D engineer, or test engineer. Specialisations such as Integrated Circuit Design, Applied Nanophotonics, and Semiconductor Devices & Technology, as well as the master’s in Embedded Systems, pave the way to exciting and innovative projects. Whether you want to tackle the chip shortage or develop new energy-efficient technologies and semiconductor devices, a career in chip technology means working on the future.

Example careers in chip technology

Electrical Engineer at ASML
Chip Designer at NXP
Mechatronics at Demcon
Machine Learning Engineer at Apple
Researcher at the University of Twente

What is Chip Design en Technology?

Chip technology involves designing and using tiny electronic circuits, known as chips, that form the foundation of nearly all modern devices. These chips, examples of semiconductor devices, are made from materials like silicon and contain millions of miniature components that work together to process and store information. They enable smartphones, computers, cars, and even medical devices to function. Continuous advancements in chip technology make devices faster, smarter, and more energy-efficient, unlocking new possibilities such as artificial intelligence and cutting-edge medical treatments.

Why study chip technology at the University of Twente?

Learn from experts in chip technology
The University of Twente is home to leading experts in chip technology, supported by various specialised research centres. Learn from top lecturers and scientists who will help you elevate your knowledge to the next level.
State-of-the-art facilities on campus
Our cutting-edge campus, equipped with modern laboratories and innovative research facilities, offers essential hands-on experience in chip design, manufacturing, and applications. It features the Netherlands’ largest academic cleanroom, the MESA+ NanoLab, where academic research, R&D projects, and pilot production for companies take place.
Leverage our industry connections
Our strong ties with top technology companies such as NXP, ASML, Cisco, and Nedap provide valuable networking opportunities. Many students kick-start their careers through internships that often lead to employment, thanks to these collaborations.
Future-proof education
Our chip technology programmes are designed to incorporate the latest industry trends, tools, and methodologies. You'll gain both practical skills and theoretical knowledge, ensuring you’re well-prepared for real-world challenges.
A global, close-knit network
As an international university, UT attracts students from all over the world, fostering a diverse community of ambitious and talented individuals. You’ll have the chance to collaborate and connect with peers and experts globally, enriching both your education and professional network.

Find your chip technology programme

Need help choosing the bachelor’s or master’s programme in chip technology that suits you best? Contact our Student Information Centre – they’re happy to assist! You can also explore programmes in an engaging way by attending an Open Day or participating in a Student-for-a-Day experience. Check out the study choice calendar for a full overview of activities to help you make the right decision.

Studies in Chip Technology