Bachelor in Department of Electrical Engineering

Tuition is 3,358 USD per year.

Electrical engineering is the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism, covering subjects such as circuit theory, digital logic, signal processing, control systems, power systems, and electronic devices. Students build a foundation in mathematics and physics before moving into topics like microelectronics, communication systems, embedded systems, and computer architecture, with laboratory work generally accompanying lecture-based instruction to give practice with measurement instruments and circuit design. Because electrical systems underpin so much of modern technology, the discipline also connects closely with computer engineering and programming. An undergraduate program in this field typically starts with core mathematics, physics, and introductory circuits before progressing into subjects such as digital systems, electromagnetics, and electronic devices, often including hands-on prototyping projects. This combination of theory and lab practice prepares graduates for entry-level roles in electronics design, systems engineering, and hardware testing, as well as further study at the graduate level. Problem-solving and quantitative analysis remain central skills developed throughout the coursework. This bachelor's program is offered by the Department of Electrical Engineering at Ming Chuan University, located in northern Taiwan. Instruction is delivered in English, allowing international students to pursue undergraduate electrical engineering in Taiwan without needing Chinese-language proficiency. Studying in Taiwan places students within an economy closely tied to electronics and semiconductor manufacturing, giving graduates a practical backdrop for coursework centered on circuits, systems, and electronic devices, and exposure to a technology-oriented industrial base.