Bachelor in Computer Science and Information Engineering

Tuition is 102,695 TWD per year.

Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology offers a Bachelor's Program in Computer Science and Information Engineering, an undergraduate field that combines the theoretical foundations of computer science with the applied, systems-oriented perspective of information engineering. Students in this field typically study programming, data structures and algorithms, computer architecture, operating systems, databases, and computer networks, alongside courses addressing how these technical foundations are applied to build and maintain information systems used by organizations. The combined focus on computer science and information engineering reflects a curriculum designed to prepare graduates for both software development work and the design and maintenance of the systems and networks that support organizational information needs. Coursework generally moves from foundational programming and mathematics through more applied subjects such as software engineering, embedded systems, and network administration, giving students both conceptual understanding and hands-on technical skills. Graduates of undergraduate programs in this field pursue careers as software developers, systems engineers, network engineers, database administrators, and information technology specialists across a wide range of industries that depend on computing infrastructure. Southern Taiwan, where the university is located, includes a significant technology and electronics manufacturing presence, providing relevant context for computing and information engineering education in the region. Because the program is delivered in English, it is designed to be accessible to international students alongside domestic ones, which suits a field in which technical documentation and much professional communication are conducted in English worldwide. A bachelor's degree in computer science and information engineering typically equips graduates for entry-level technical roles or further study at the graduate level in computer science, information engineering, or a related discipline.