Presentation of the USECHIP Chair's 2025/26 Mentoring Plan

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Presentation of the USECHIP Chair's 2025/26 Mentoring Plan

Presentation of the USECHIP Chair's 2025/26 Mentoring Plan 

It offers various activities for students interested in the field of microelectronics, alongside the companies that make up the Chair.

On September 30, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. via Teams 

The USECHIP Chair (Chair of Microelectronics at the University of Seville) is launching its 2025/26 Mentoring Plan. For students pursuing microelectronics-related degrees, the plan is designed as an essential training mechanism in USECHIP's areas of interest and knowledge of the microelectronics industry. For companies, it is a basic tool for attracting talent. 

The Mentoring Plan includes actions aimed at: 

  • Master's students. 
  • Final-year undergraduate students and double degrees from related degrees. 

What does the Mentoring Plan provide for students? 

The Mentoring Plan includes a wide range of benefits for students:

  •  Collaboration with leading microelectronics companies with the opportunity to complete paid internships and final project projects in collaboration with the companies. 
  • Focusing on the real needs of companies in the sector to optimally position students in the job market. 
  •  Priority access to free training activities from the USECHIP Chair. 
  • Access to events organized with companies. 

How can I apply for admission to the Mentoring Plan?

Register before October 10, 2025 at https://catedra.us.es/usechip/plan-de-mentoria ;

Presentation 

The Mentoring Plan presentation will take place on September 30, 2025, at 5:30 p.m., with the following program:

  • General introduction.
  • Presentation of the participating companies: Teledyne Anafocus, Alter Technology, Ontech and KD.
  • Question time The event will take place online through Teams ( https://catedra.us.es/usechip/plan-de-mentoria ) and will be recorded for later consultation.

About the USECHIP Chair

The USECHIP Chair is a strategic project of the University of Seville, which was created with three basic objectives: 

1. The consolidation of a University-Business axis in the area of ​​microelectronics. 

2. The creation of a training, research, and transfer ecosystem through collaboration with companies that supports the requirements of these and other entities in the productive sector in the area of ​​microelectronics. 

3. To put the extensive R&D&I experience in microelectronics at the University of Seville, as well as at its joint center with the CSIC, the Seville Microelectronics Institute, at the service of PERTE Chip. 

With a budget of 5 million euros, coming from the PERTE Chip grant as well as private contributions, it brings together a total of five leading companies in the microelectronics sector: Teledyne Anafocus (monolithic image sensing and processing), Alter Technology (component technology), OnTech (EM field sensing and applications), KD (optical communications) and WoodSwallow (embedded systems for IoT), and a total of 69 researchers from 7 research groups at the University of Seville , from the Faculty of Physics, the Higher Technical School of Engineering, the Higher Technical School of Computer Engineering, the Higher Polytechnic School and the Institute of Microelectronics of Seville (IMSE).