Sejong University to run 2026 semiconductor process training program
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At a glance
- Sejong Universityโs University Job Plus Center will run a two-day, 15-hour semiconductor process training program from Sept. 4 to 5.
- The in-person course will cover safety and major processes including photolithography, etching, deposition, plating and dicing.
- The program targets senior students, graduates and local young people, with priority for applicants who have basic semiconductor knowledge.
Students preparing for semiconductor careers will get direct access to manufacturing equipment and processes through a new training program at Sejong University.
The universityโs University Job Plus Center is organizing the 2026 Semiconductor Process Training Program as part of a specialized regional program. It aims to connect theoretical knowledge with practical work so participants can understand how semiconductor manufacturing proceeds and what related jobs involve.
Because the semiconductor field requires not only theoretical expertise but also an understanding of actual manufacturing processes, experiencing the processes directly can greatly help students understand the work.
The course will begin with safety training before moving through major process steps, including Photo Lithography for holes and inductors, ICP RIE, PR Strip, sputtering, electroplating, copper seed etching and dicing. Participants will practice core operations such as exposure, etching, deposition and plating in sequence, examining how individual processes connect in device production.
The center also wants the experience to help participants prepare for employment. They will be able to draw on their problem-solving and practical experience when describing their skills in applications and interviews. The program will take place in person at Seoul Technopark in Nowon-gu, Seoul, from Sept. 4 to 5, for a total of 15 hours. Fourth-year students and above, graduates and local young people may apply, with preference given to applicants who have basic knowledge of semiconductor processes. Graduates will also receive NCS-based online lectures.
We hope participants will use this training to define their career paths and jobs more clearly and gain practical help as they prepare for employment in the semiconductor industry.
Originally published by Hankyoreh in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.