micron gives

K-12 STEM education programs

A quality education should not depend on a person’s neighborhood, town, race, religion, gender or socioeconomics. We firmly believe that education should be for all. Our programs and grants are designed to increase access to STEM education beginning in elementary school, where kids are just starting to explore their interests. The earlier students experience STEM activities, the more likely they are to continue exploring STEM education and careers in the future.

Chip Camp

Designed for middle school students, Chip Camp is filled with engaging, hands-on STEM activities that highlight aspects of the semiconductor and engineering fields.

Chip camp

Girls Going Tech

Girls Going Tech is a unique model that blends STEM activities with mentorship to inspire female, nonbinary or gender-fluid middle school students to pursue careers in technology.

Girls Going Tech

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Careers in a High-Tech World

Our Careers in a High-Tech World program allows high school students to get a glimpse of a typical day at Micron to show the skills and attributes they will need for careers in STEM.

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Educator development

Just as we have many programs for students, we also work with educators and administrators on training opportunities and tools so they can excite their classes about the possibilities of STEM education and careers

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