Master in Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering

Tuition fees for Master in Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering are 57,880 TWD per year.

Computer science and information engineering is a broad discipline covering the design, development, and analysis of computing systems and the software and information infrastructures built on top of them. It typically spans subjects such as algorithms and data structures, computer architecture, operating systems, database systems, computer networks, software engineering, and increasingly, artificial intelligence and data science. The Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, in Northern Taiwan, Taiwan, offers a master's degree program in this field, taught in English. At the master's level, study generally builds on undergraduate foundations in computing and moves toward more advanced or specialized coursework, often paired with a research project or thesis that lets students investigate a particular topic in depth, whether that is machine learning, cybersecurity, distributed systems, computer vision, or another subfield of computing. Students pursuing this discipline develop skills in programming, system design, algorithmic problem-solving, and increasingly in working with large datasets and intelligent systems. These skills translate into a wide range of career paths, including software development, systems and network engineering, data science, artificial intelligence research, and product or technical management roles within technology companies. Given Taiwan's position in global electronics and information technology industries, graduates also find opportunities in hardware-adjacent computing roles and in companies supplying software and systems for the broader technology supply chain. Because instruction is delivered in English, the program is accessible to international students who want to study or continue their studies in computing without needing prior Mandarin Chinese proficiency, while still benefiting from study in Taiwan's technology-oriented academic environment.