Master in Department of Electrical Engineering

Electrical engineering covers the principles of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism as applied to areas such as power systems, electronic devices, communications, and control systems. The field combines theoretical study, including circuit theory, electromagnetics, and signal processing, with applied engineering practice grounded in mathematics and physics, forming the basis for technologies ranging from consumer electronics to large-scale power infrastructure. At the master's level, study generally builds on undergraduate training in electrical engineering, allowing students to specialize in an area such as power systems, control systems, communications, or electronic and semiconductor devices, often through a thesis or research project. This stage of study develops deeper technical expertise and research skills than an undergraduate degree provides, preparing graduates for more advanced engineering roles, research and development positions in industry, or continued study toward a doctorate. This master's program is offered by the Department of Electrical Engineering at Tatung University, located in northern Taiwan. Courses are taught in English, giving international students the option to pursue graduate study in electrical engineering in Taiwan without needing Chinese-language proficiency. Taiwan's established electronics and technology manufacturing sector offers a relevant setting for graduate study in this discipline, linking academic coursework and research to a broader industrial environment.