Explore the programs and courses offered by Microelectronics – IC Design
Browse Programs Admission InformationThis PhD program focuses on the advanced study and development of integrated circuit (IC) design, covering both analog and digital domains. The objective is to train highly skilled researchers capable of contributing to the innovation and advancement of microelectronic systems.
The program aims to strengthen expertise in IC design to meet the growing demand for specialized professionals in strategic sectors. Particular emphasis is placed on applications in renewable energy, automotive systems—especially radar and RF technologies—and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Through in-depth theoretical and practical training, doctoral candidates will develop the knowledge and skills necessary to address current and future challenges in microelectronics, fostering innovation in high-impact, technology-driven industries.
In this, the PhD student takes – modules in complementary training :
The program includes several modules, each consisting of 40 hours and evaluated through continuous assessment. These modules are: Information and Communication Technology, English, Programming, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Philosophy, and Didactics. Each course is designed to provide in-depth knowledge and skills relevant to the doctoral training, with consistent evaluation throughout the duration of the module.
In this, the PhD student takes two modules as part of a complementary specialized training :
The program includes several modules, each consisting of 20 hours and evaluated through continuous assessment. These modules are:
Advanced Analog IC Design , Advanced Digital IC Design
Candidates must hold a Master’s degree (or equivalent) in a relevant field (e.g., energy, environment, mechanical/electrical engineering, environmental sciences, chemistry, computer science).
Admission is competitive and based on academic performance, research proposal quality, and alignment with the school’s research priorities.
Candidates must pass a national doctoral entrance exam (concours d'accès au doctorat), as regulated by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (MESRS).
Applicants must register their thesis topic with a supervising professor accredited by the National Commission and affiliated with a recognized research laboratory.