There is a shortage of talents in semiconductors. Asia University’s Design Center is unveiled and a bachelor’s degree program in semiconductors will be launched next year

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Asia University has unveiled its 'Smart Semiconductor Design and Sustainable Manufacturing Research Center' and plans to launch a bachelor's degree program in semiconductors next year. This initiative aims to address the significant talent shortage in the semiconductor industry, which is currently facing a monthly shortfall of 34,000 professionals, particularly in R&D and manufacturing roles. The university's collaboration with industry partners like Lingsheng Precision Industry and the Precision Machinery Research and Development Center (PMC) underscores the urgent need for skilled workers to support the semiconductor sector's growth. The first cohort of the new program will enroll 52 students, aiming to enhance the talent pipeline for leading companies such as Apple and TSMC....
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