Our university has launched a new milestone in cultivating semiconductor talent, laying a foundation by extending its reach to the undergraduate level. We are closely collaborating with the industry to set teaching goals and directions, providing opportunities for internships and student exchange programs abroad. We aim to nurture young, outstanding technological talents for higher education and the industrial chain. Our department is divided into two specialized tracks: “Program of Solid-State Electronics” and “Program of Nano-Sciences.” The core research focus of the “Program of Solid-State Electronics” includes IC processes, component innovation, chip design, and quantum physics. The “Program of Nano-Sciences” emphasizes interdisciplinary learning, offering a choice between two out of four major fields: nanoelectronics, nano-optoelectronics, nanomaterials, and nano-biosciences.