On a weekly basis, students will be exposed to semiconductor industry professionals representing some of the largest companies in the world. Students will learn about new technologies, semiconductor products and applications, and career opportunities relevant to a variety of academic disciplines. This course is a requirement for the Semiconductor and Microelectronics certificate and serves as a gateway to a variety of research and internship opportunities relevant to the semiconductor industry.

OPP 10100 Changing The World With Chips

Changing The World With Chips

On a weekly basis, students will be exposed to pharmaceutical industry professionals representing some of the largest companies in the world. Students will learn about new technologies, pharmaceutical products and applications, and career opportunities relevant to a variety of academic disciplines. This course is a requirement for the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Certificate and serves as a gateway to a variety of research and internship opportunities relevant to the pharma industry.

OPP 11100 Pharma Careers & Drug Development

Pharma Careers & Drug Development

On a weekly basis, students will be exposed to Purdue alumni and practitioners to discuss experiences and career opportunities for STEM students within the public sector or within private industry providing services to the government. Speakers may include those with experience in local or federal government roles, intelligence agencies, and various federal departments such as the Department of State, Department of Energy, and more. Students will learn about emerging technologies relevant to the United States and explore various career paths serving the citizens of the U.S. This course is a requirement for the Innovation in Public Service Certificate and serves as a gateway to a variety of research and internship opportunities relevant to public service.

OPP 12100 Innovation In Public Service

Innovation In Public Service

The United States Departments of Energy and Defense play important roles in ensuring the security of our nation. These agencies ensure safety in transportation security environments; organize, deploy and supply our military; maintain stewardship of our nuclear arsenal; and develop and deploy our cybersecurity strategies, among setting the vision for advancing state -of-the-art solutions for pandemics, computing, energy, climate, and other advanced engineering challenges. There is an impending shortage of domestic U.S. talent and future workforce for addressing critical skills in these areas. This one-credit seminar course will feature presentations by Purdue faculty and invited world-class researchers who work for the Departments of Energy, Defense and Homeland Security. These presentations will introduce topics related to the complex intersection of engineering, policy, and government research, and will demonstrate the many exciting opportunities Boilermakers have to work on these topics. Permission of Instructor is required.

OPP 13100 Defense And National Security I

Defense And National Security I

Students will maximize their internship experience through guided reflection and feedback. Students will develop a record of their experience to enhance their resume and utilize in future interviews. Students will take this course along with an internship related to the semiconductor industry. The internship must be at least 320 hours in length. This course will meet the experiential learning requirement for the Semiconductor and Microelectronics Certificate.

OPP 30999 Semiconductor Industry Internship

Semiconductor Industry Internship

Students will maximize their internship experience through guided reflection and feedback. Students will develop a record of their experience to enhance their resume and utilize in future interviews. Students will take this course along with an internship related to pharmaceutical manufacturing. The internship must be at least 320 hours in length. This course will meet the experiential learning requirement for the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Certificate.

OPP 31999 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Internship

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Internship

Students will maximize their internship experience through guided reflection and feedback. Students will develop a record of their experience to enhance their resume and utilize in future interviews. Students will take this course along with an internship related to public service. The internship must be at least 320 hours in length. This course will meet the experiential learning requirement for the Innovation in Public Service Certificate.

OPP 32999 Public Service Internship

Public Service Internship

Part of the Defense and Innovation Certificate with the Office of Professional Practice. Students will be able to articulate skills gained through their experience and know how to apply these skills to a future career path. Permission of Instructor is required.

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