As a key knowledge institute in the field of semiconductors and photonics in the Netherlands, TU/e is committed to attract talent in these domains to Eindhoven and the Brainport region. With the vision of enhancing collaboration, TU/e is leading the organization of the Future Chips Academy, together with academic and industrial partners from the Netherlands and South-Korea.
The main organizer is the High Tech Systems Center (TU/e). The main partners are NXP, High Tech Campus. Internationally, the academic partners from six top universities in South-Korea (KAIST, SKKU, UNIST, POSTECH, KNU, Hanyang University) will participate in this event.

Hanyang University was established in 1939 as Korea’s first private engineering university and has since grown into one of the nation’s most prestigious private research institutions. As the pioneer private engineering school, Hanyang has played a vital role in Korea’s industrialization by nurturing skilled engineers and professionals who drive innovation with strong social responsibility.
Hanyang’s main campus is situated in Seoul, a vibrant center of academia and industry, while the ERICA campus in Ansan exemplifies effective industry-academia cooperation. Through interdisciplinary research and global partnerships, Hanyang strives to be a world-class leader in science, technology, and entrepreneurship, addressing global challenges through innovation in semiconductors and beyond.
The university is especially recognized for its outstanding semiconductor education and research capabilities. Equipped with cutting-edge facilities like the Hanyang Semiconductor Research Center and maintaining close collaborations with leading global semiconductor companies, Hanyang significantly contributes to the advancement of Korea’s semiconductor industry. Its research spans from materials science and device engineering to AI-driven semiconductor technologies.



