Electrical Engineering

In undergraduate programs, the department emphasizes on a balanced training on both theoretical studies and hands-on experiments. Students are encouraged to take inter-disciplinary courses, as well as to be involved in research projects. The undergraduate curriculum contains seven engineering modules, which are optoelectronics and electromagetics, solid-stateelectronics, electronic circuit design, computers, control systems, communication systems, signal processing, and power engineering. On top of regular laboratory courses, students are also required to take a team project to design and complete a simple electronic system during a senior year. In postgraduate programs, the ultimate goal is to incubate competent engineers who are capable of doing R&D works independently after graduation. Faculty members in the department have conduct research projects actively in a broad range of research fields, such as power systems, power electronics, communication systems, image processing, speech processing, VLSI design and testing, optoelectronics, and lasers. The annual research grants won by the dept. amounts to more than NT$100 millions.

• Differential Equations and Complex Variables 
• Linear Algebra 
• Discrete Mathematics
• Modern Physics
• Electromagnetics 
• Electric Circuits 
• Logic Design Lab
• Microelectronics Labs 
• Electronics
• Logic Design 
• Introduction to Programming 
• Microcomputer Systems 
• Embedded System Laboratory 
• Data Structures
• Probability 
• Statistics 
• Introduction to Semiconductor Industry 
• Introduction to Optoelectronic Engineering 
• Optoelectronic Engineering II
• Electromagnetic Waves 
• Analog Integrated Circuits Analysis and Design 
• Introduction to Solid-State Electronic Devices
• Optoelectronic Devices 
• Computer Architecture 
• Control Systems
• Signals and Systems 
• Communication Systems (I)
• Introduction to Computer Networks 
• Introduction to Digital Signal Processing 
• Digital Signal Processing Lab 
• Introduction to Image and Video Processing 
• Electric Machinery
• Electric Machinery Laboratory 
• Special Topic on Implementation (I) 
• Special Topic on Implementation (II) 
• Partial Differential Equations and numerical methods
• Special Topics in Power Engineering : Power Processing
• Special Topics in Biomedical Electronics : Introduction to Biological Systems and Electronics
• Introduction to Semiconductor Physics
• Introduction to Quantum Physics 
• Principle of Lasers 
• Optics and photonics laboratory 
• Advanced photonics laboaratory
• Device Characteristics and Circuit Design 
• Introduction to Microwave Circuits 
• Electronic Circuit Design (Undergraduate, 3 credit hours, once a year)
• IC Design Laboratory
• Introduction to Integrated Circuit Design 
• Biomedical VLSI Design
• Solid-State Electronics Laboratory-Semiconductor Processing
• Introduction to Biomedical Imaging
• Introduction to chaos
• Communication Electronics
• Communication Systems II 
• Communications System Laboratory 
• Power Systems I 
• Industrial Power Distribution System 
• Electric Machinery Control  
• Undergraduate Research (I)
• Undergraduate Research (II) 
• Special Topics in Biomedical Electronics: Clinical Application of Medical Electronic Device 
• System theory
• Digital Signal Processing 
• Advanced Electric Network Analysis
• Switching Mode Power Converters 
• Principles of Biomedical Ultrasound and Photoacoustics 
• Computational Neuroscience
• Image Processing
• Analysis and synthesis of digital audio signals
• Video Signal Processing 

• An application form online application
• A photocopy of diploma in English and Chinese
• Applicants for bachelor degree programs must provide a photocopy of their high school diploma.
  Applicants for master degree programs must provide a photocopy of their bachelor degree diploma.
  Applicants for doctoral degree programs must provide a photocopy of their master degree diploma.
• Official transcripts in English or Chinese
• Proof of English and Chinese proficiency. (PBT 550, CBT 213, iBT 79) or IELTS (5.5)
• Protests of Physics and Calculus
• Autobiography in English
• A study plan 
  Please provide a concise study plan with a maximum of three pages. In the study plan, applicants are encouraged to describe their motivation for choosing NTHU, and for choosing the specific department or program that they are applying. For graduate students, potential contribution to the department and research interests may also be included.
• Two recommendation letters 
  Letters of recommendation are preferably from faculty members capable of evaluating the applicant’s academic qualifications and research potential.
• Financial certificate
  All applicants are required to provide a financial statement issued by a financial institution showing their financial sustainability (minimum US$ 4,000) for study in Taiwan, or a certificate of scholarship. If the submitted financial statement is not under the name of the applicant, then the applicant’s sponsor(s) must provide an affidavit indicating their relationship to the applicant and their intent to provide financial support throughout his/her period of study.
• Declaration form
  Print out the declaration form and sign at the bottom after reading it thoroughly. If applicable, we may ask the applicant to submit a copy of statement of travel record, or their Forfeited Nationality Permit Certificate issued by Ministry of the Interior and Non-Household Registration Declaration.
• Verification of nationality
  Applicants must provide a copy of their passport or some other acceptable verification of their nationality.

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• ✔️ Flexible study schedule
• ✔️ Experienced teachers
• ✔️ Certificate upon completion

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NTHU International Student Scholarship

● Doctoral. students: NT$ 10,000  per month
● Master Students: NT$ 5,000 per month
● Bachelor students: NT$ 5,000 per month
● tuition waived

Taiwan Scholarship

Ministry of Foreign Affairs
●  NT$ 30,000 per month (no tuition waiver)
Ministry of Science and Technology
●  NT$ 30,000 per month (no tuition waiver)
Ministry of Education
● Doctoral students: NT$ 20,000 per month 
● Master's students: NT$ 20,000 per month  
● Bachelor students: NT$ 15,000 per month
(tuition waived)

Additional Costs:

• Student Insurance Fee TWD 138 (per semester)
• National Health Insurance Fee TWD 749 (per month)
• Internet User Fee TWD 1,000 (per semester)
• Admitted undergraduate and graduate students may obtain a room shared with 1, 2 or 4 students. The dormitory expense is about TWD 16,170 to 27,800 for a single room, TWD10,170 to 16,600 for a 2-bed room and TWD 6,370 to 9,250 for a 4-bed room per semester.