Ohio State University Prepares Students to Fill Semiconductor Workforce Shortage

Synopsis:
Ohio State University (OSU) is proactively addressing the shortage of skilled workers in the semiconductor industry by equipping its students with the necessary knowledge and skills. In collaboration with industry partners, OSU has expanded its curriculum, invested in state-of-the-art facilities like the Nanotech West Lab, and established career development programs. The university aims to bridge the workforce gap by offering specialized courses, hands-on experience, internships, and job placement services.

At Ohio State's Nanotech West Lab, engineering students learn how to turn design, fabricate, and assess semiconductors. (Stephen Goin / Fox News)

At Ohio State’s Nanotech West Lab, engineering students learn how to turn design, fabricate, and assess semiconductors. (Stephen Goin / Fox News)

By taking these comprehensive measures, Ohio State University is preparing students to enter the semiconductor industry and meet the growing demands of this crucial sector. To learn more about OSU’s initiatives, you can read the original article here (https://www.foxbusiness.com/technology/ohio-state-university-preparing-students-fill-shortage-semiconductor-workforce).