PhD in Microsystems and Microelectronics

The doctoral programme in Microsystems and Microelectronics (EDMI) covers micro and nano electromechanical systems fabrication and analogue and digital integrated circuit design. Its research spans the chain from novel materials and processes to devices, sensors and microsystems used in applications. The programme sits at the intersection of micro and nano electronics, micro and nano systems and bioengineering, with more than forty EPFL laboratories affiliated and strong ties to Swiss and European industry. Students usually enter after a master's in electrical, microengineering, mechanical or biomedical engineering, physics or chemistry.