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Catania and ST launch Advanced Master’s Program in Power Electronics Devices and Technologies

What happened

The University of Catania and STMicroelectronics have launched an advanced master's program in Power Electronics Devices and Technologies to expand the skilled workforce in this field. The initiative targets key industrial sectors like automotive and renewable energy, which are major drivers of demand for power semiconductors. Neutral: This is a long-term educational effort with no immediate impact on component supply, pricing, or trader decisions.

Impact and signal

Low impactImpact score: 7/100

Affected components and suppliers

Power SemiconductorsWide-Bandgap Semiconductors

STMicroelectronics

workforce-developmenteducationpower-electronics

Source and time

Source: Semiconductor Today · 8/11/2022 · View original source

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Catania and ST launch Advanced Master’s Program in Power Electronics Devices and Technologies

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