Bachelor in Department of Electrical Engineering

The tuition fee is 101,290 TWD per year.

Electrical engineering studies electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism, and how these principles are applied to systems including power generation and distribution, electronic devices, communications, and control systems. Core subjects in the field include circuit analysis, electromagnetics, digital and analog electronics, signal processing, and control theory, all grounded in mathematics and physics and reinforced through laboratory work. The discipline underlies a wide range of technologies, from household electronics to industrial power systems and telecommunications infrastructure. An undergraduate program in electrical engineering typically begins with mathematics, physics, and introductory circuit theory before progressing to more specialized subjects such as electronics, power systems, control systems, and communications, supported by laboratory coursework that lets students apply theory to practical circuits and systems. This foundation prepares graduates for entry-level roles in electronics manufacturing, power utilities, telecommunications, automation, and related industries, as well as for further study at the graduate level. This bachelor's program is offered by the Department of Electrical Engineering at Tatung University, located in northern Taiwan. Instruction is delivered in English, allowing international students to complete undergraduate study in electrical engineering in Taiwan without needing Chinese-language proficiency. Studying in Taiwan places students within a country with a substantial electronics and technology manufacturing sector, giving graduates exposure to an industrial environment closely tied to the discipline they are studying.