Bachelor in Department of Computer Science

Tuition is 3,452 USD per year.

Computer science covers the theoretical and practical foundations of computation, software, and information systems. Bachelor's level study in this discipline usually introduces programming, data structures, algorithms, computer architecture, operating systems, databases, and discrete mathematics, building toward more specialized electives in areas like artificial intelligence, computer networks, software engineering, and computer graphics. The Department of Computer Science at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, located in Northern Taiwan, Taiwan, offers this bachelor's degree program with instruction delivered in English. Students entering such a program typically progress from foundational courses in mathematics and programming logic toward project-based work that applies algorithmic thinking to real problems, developing skills in coding, system design, and analytical problem-solving along the way. Graduates of computer science programs find work across a wide range of sectors, including software development, systems engineering, data analysis, cybersecurity, and product management, as well as opportunities in hardware-adjacent fields such as embedded systems and semiconductor design given Taiwan's strong presence in electronics manufacturing. Many also continue to graduate study, pursuing master's or doctoral research in specialized subfields like machine learning, distributed systems, or human-computer interaction. Because software and computing skills apply broadly, a computer science background prepares students for roles inside technology companies as well as computing-related positions in finance, healthcare, logistics, and other industries increasingly reliant on digital infrastructure. The discipline rewards logical reasoning, mathematical fluency, and the capacity to translate abstract problems into working code, and it remains a widely sought field of undergraduate study internationally. English-medium instruction allows international students to complete the degree in Taiwan without needing to study in Mandarin Chinese first.