Imec has devised three courses for chip designers. Launched by Professor Patrick Reynaert of KU Leuven the courses are designed to coach individuals to becoming proficient chip designers.

“We encourage prospective students to enroll and embark on a journey towards becoming the future leaders of semiconductor design,” say the organisers.

For more information about the courses and enrollment details, visit https://www.esat.kuleuven.be/mc_chips.

Crucially, the courses are not just theoretically driven; they are developed and taught by seasoned experts from Flanders’ leading semiconductor companies.

Participating firms include BelGan, Caeleste, Cyient, easics, iCana, ICsense, imec, Melexis, Omnivision, and Sofics.

This collaboration ensures that students gain practical insights, real-world perspectives, and industry-specific knowledge directly from those shaping the landscape.

“We are excited to be part of this collaborative effort to cultivate the next generation of chip designers,” said Koen Verhaege, CEO of Sofics. “It can help to bridge the skills gap, enabling semiconductor companies in Flanders to thrive and achieve their growth aspirations.”

By: DocMemory
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