Bachelor in Electronic Engineering

The undergraduate program in Electronic Engineering at Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology, located in southern Taiwan, introduces students to the design and application of electronic devices, circuits, and systems. Electronic engineering focuses on smaller-scale components and systems than power-oriented electrical engineering, covering subjects such as semiconductor devices, analog and digital circuit design, microprocessors, embedded systems, and communication electronics. Undergraduate coursework typically begins with foundational mathematics, physics, and circuit theory before progressing to specialized areas including integrated circuit design, sensor technology, and computer hardware. Laboratory sessions are a central part of most electronic engineering curricula, giving students practical experience in building and testing circuits, programming microcontrollers, and using electronic measurement instruments. As the field overlaps with computer engineering and telecommunications, students often encounter topics such as digital signal processing, wireless communication, and Internet of Things devices as they advance through the program. Graduates with a bachelor's degree in electronic engineering typically find work in industries including consumer electronics, semiconductor manufacturing, telecommunications, and automation, taking on roles such as hardware design engineer, test engineer, or field application engineer. The field also supports entry into embedded software development, given the close relationship between hardware and firmware in modern electronic products. Some graduates continue into master's or doctoral study to specialize further in areas such as integrated circuit design, wireless systems, or embedded intelligence. Delivered through instruction in English, the program is positioned to accept international students who want technical training in electronic engineering while studying in southern Taiwan.