Engineering with Purpose: Government Careers in Microelectronics is a self-paced, asynchronous course that introduces students to the vital role microelectronics engineers play in supporting the mission of the United States Government, and how the goals and values of a student might fit into a government career pathway.
The course includes 5 short modules and explores the role of microelectronics in the national mission, engineering career paths in government, benefits of a government career, and introduces background checks and security clearances.
Format: Online, asynchronous
Platform: Canvas via nanoHUB
Estimated Time: 5 hours
Level: Beginner
Prerequisites: None
Audience: Undergraduate and graduate students considering full-time roles with the United States government.
What You Will Learn:
What motivates engineers to work for the government
How microelectronics are critical to U.S. society and national security
What kinds of jobs exist (and how to find them)
The real-world benefits of a government career
How innovation, growth, and public impact come together in government service
Request Course Enrollment
To enroll in this course, complete the course registration form. The SCALE team will review your request and arrange enrollment in the Canvas course on nanoHUB.