Clone of 2024 Summer Program
Join us from May 28th to June 30th, 2024, at Kent State University's Kent Campus in Ohio for this immersive 5-week experience tailored for both undergraduate and graduate students across NEO. With the opportunity to earn up to 6 credits, this dynamic program will open doors to exciting educational and career pathways. Whether you're considering residential or commuter options, dive into a summer of learning, exploration, and growth!
Thanks to the generous support of Intel Corporation, full scholarships are available for both residential and commuter students.
Ideal for students in diverse fields such as Chemistry-related programs; Computer Electronic Technology; Computer Engineering; Construction Management; Electrical; Electrical Engineering; Electro-Mechanical; Electronic; Environmental/Water Treatment; Gas/Chemical Engineering; Material Sciences; Mechanical Engineering; Mechanical Engineering Technology; Mechatronics Technology; Microelectronics; Physics-related programs; Relevant military experience, this program offers a unique opportunity to delve into the world of semiconductor manufacturing and related industries.
While Intel's presence in Ohio signifies growth in the semiconductor industry, it also signifies a significant expansion of the supply chain. Consequently, there will be a high demand for workers in various critical areas essential to semiconductor manufacturing operations including Research and Development, Equipment and Process Design, Production and Manufacturing, Quality Assurance and Testing, Supply Chain Management, Technical Support, and Maintenance.
Whether you're a budding engineer, a science enthusiast, or passionate about exploring new frontiers, this program welcomes applicants from all disciplines. Embark on this journey with us, fueled by your curiosity and a shared dedication to excellence in the semiconductor realm!
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Program Details (Snapshot)
Get ready to dive into an enriching summer experience at Kent State University's Kent Campus!
Dates: May 28-June 30, 2024
Days: MTWThF
Times: Varies by Program Option selected by student
Target: Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Location: Kent State University, Kent Campus (Kent, Ohio)
Credits: Up to 6 credits
Residential Option (live on campus): Available!
Commuter Option: Available!
Scholarships: Available!
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What to Expect!
Embark on an unforgettable educational journey this summer with our immersive program at Kent State University's Kent Campus! Here's a glimpse of what awaits you:
- Engaging Lecture Courses (Choose from Track 1 or Track 2)
- Interactive Lab Course Experience
- Hands-On Training Sessions
- Insightful Guest Speakers from Industry
- Networking Opportunities with Industry Professionals and Local Businesses
- Direct Engagement with Intel Employees
- Exciting Tours of Local Companies
- Development of Professional Skills
- Final Capstone Project to Showcase Your Expertise
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Explore Summer Courses
Course (s) Name Total Credits Course # Listed Under Days Time Prerequisites Corequisites Syllabus Introduction to Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology (Lecture) 3 EERT - 22095 - 802 Trumbull MTWThF 9:30 - 11:15 AM No No Introduction to Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology (Lecture) Semiconductor Manufacturing and Processing (Lecture) 3 ENGT - 33095 - 800 Tuscarawas MTWThF 9:30 - 11:15 AM Chemistry I, Physics II, Calculus I Introduction to Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology (EERT - 22095 - 802) OR Semiconductor Manufacturing and Processing Semiconductor Manufacturing and Processing (Lecture) Cleanroom-Based Semiconductor Fabrication (Lab) 3 EERT - 22095 - 800 Trumbull MTWThF 1:30 - 3:15 PM No Yes Cleanroom-Based Semiconductor Fabrication (Lab) -
Customize Your Summer Program
Select your preferred program option from the choices below and transform your summer into a rewarding educational experience!
Option Total Courses Course (s) Included Total Credits Days Time Option 1 2 Introduction to Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology (Lecture) 6 MTWThF 9:30-11:15 AM Cleanroom-Based Semiconductor Fabrication (Lab) 1:30 - 3:15 PM Option 2 2 Semiconductor Manufacturing and Processing (Lecture) 6 MTWThF 9:30 - 11:15 AM Cleanroom-Based Semiconductor Fabrication (Lab) 1:30 - 3:15 PM Option 3 1 Introduction to Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology (Lecture) 3 MTWThF 9:30 - 11:15 AM Option 4 1 Semiconductor Manufacturing and Processing (Lecture) 3 MTWThF 9:30 - 11:15 AM IMPORTANT NOTES:
- To enroll in Cleanroom-Based Semiconductor Fabrication, you MUST simultaneously enroll in either Introduction to Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology OR Semiconductor Manufacturing and Processing; the lecture course is a CO-REQUISITE.
- You CANNOT take the Cleanroom-Based Semiconductor Fabrication course without one of the lecture courses.
- You CANNOT take BOTH Introduction to Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology AND Semiconductor Manufacturing and Processing. Only select ONE of these.
- Semiconductor Manufacturing and Processing Course has PREREQUISITES that MUST be met before enrollment.
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Tuition before Scholarship (Calculate for reference only) - Full Scholarships AVAILABLE!
Check out our tuition and fees information for the base costs of our courses. However, our goal is to provide each student with a 100% tuition scholarship. Every applicant will automatically be considered for a scholarship by submitting the Application and Scholarship Request Form.
Student Type Student type that applies to you Semester Started (KSU students only) Select Semester in which you started at KSU Campus Depends on the program track option you choose,
check "Explore Summer Program 2025" tableCourse Division 22095 courses, use LOWER DIVISION rates
11000 courses, use LOWER DIVISION rates
33095 courses, use UPPER DIVISION rates
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Housing, Dining and Parking
HOUSING
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DINING
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PARKING
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Total Cost and Scholarships
The scholarships can cover tuition, on-campus housing, dining, and parking, with the chance of a full scholarship covering all expenses. Each student will be informed of their award amount upon review of applications.
Estimated Cost
PROGRAM OPTION
TUITION
*The rate will vary based on each student's main program of study, state of residence, year of enrollment, and course level of course for which student is registering.
Undergraduates: Use REGIONAL CAMPUS RATE
Graduate: Use MAIN CAMPUS RATE
ON-CAMPUS HOUSING
*Scholarships are not available for off-campus housing
DINING PARKING RESIDENTIAL COMMUTER Option 1 (undergraduate) Click here to determine your rate $1,000 $1.250 $ Tuition + Housing + Dining + Parking Tuition + Dining + Parking Option 1 (graduate) Click here to determine your rate $1,000 $1.250 Tuition + Housing + Dining + Parking Tuition + Dining + Parking Option 2 Click here to determine your rate $1,000 $1.250 $ Tuition + Housing + Dining + Parking Tuition + Dining + Parking Option 2 (graduate) Click here to determine your rate $1,000 $1.250 Tuition + Housing + Dining + Parking Tuition + Dining + Parking Option 3 Click here to determine your rate $0 $0 $0 N/A Tuition + Parking Option 3 (graduate) Click here to determine your rate $0 $0 $0 N/A Tuition + Parking Option 4 Click here to determine your rate $0 $0 $0 N/A Tuition + Parking Option 4 (graduate) Click here to determine your rate $0 $0 $0 N/A Tuition + Parking -
Questions?
Still have questions? Join one of our Info-Sessions to learn more about the program and scholarships opportunities!
MARCH 20 (WED) 4PM - 5PM
APRIL 4 (THUR) 5:30PM - 6:30 PM
APRIL 17 (WED), 9:00AM - 10:00 AMCLICK HERE TO JOIN ANY SESSION
*Don't see a session that works with your schedule? Contact semiconductoredpath@kent.edu to schedule a call or an info session for your institution or club.
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*These programs are brought to you by a consortium of academic and industry partners. Find more details on our Partnerships page.