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Skilled workers for the semiconductor industry - Module 3: From concept to course
9. July 2026
09:00 - 12:00
sonstiges - kasto,
In the third module of the free three-part webinar series of the Strategic Partnership for Sensor Technology e.V. / Sensor Technology Cluster in cooperation with the Bavarian Chips Alliance, you will receive a practical overview of organization, processes and requirements.
From concept to course: Organization, processes and networks to help in practice
Target group: lecturers (new/experienced) | companies (organizers, HR)
Contents
- University roadmap: Understanding structures, contracts and formal requirements
- Realistic resource and time management
- Get to know and usesupport networks
- Lessons learned: empirical values for avoiding mistakes when starting out in practice
The modules are free of charge and can be booked individually. Registration is required.
We recommend taking part in all three modules, as the content builds on each other.
Patrick Bott is Head of the Test Center at Weber GmbH in Aschaffenburg. He studied industrial engineering with a focus on microsystems technology at Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences and electrical engineering at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences with a focus on environmental simulation. After holding positions as project manager and deputy division manager, he has headed the test center since 2022. He is also a lecturer in electrical engineering and reliability engineering at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences.
How do you recruit qualified specialists for your company at an early stage? In this free, three-part webinar series - in cooperation with the Strategische Partnerschaft Sensorik e.V. / Sensor Technology Cluster - we are specifically targeting companies in the semiconductor and sensor technology sector in Bavaria. Find out how you can contribute your technical expertise to university teaching, increase your visibility as an employer and attract young talent at an early stage through targeted cooperation with universities.
