Master in Department of Electrical Engineering

For Master in Department of Electrical Engineering, the tuition fee is 112,040 TWD per year.

At the master's level, electrical engineering study moves beyond the broad undergraduate curriculum into more focused, research-oriented work, typically culminating in a thesis in an area such as power electronics, communications, integrated circuits, control systems, or signal processing. Students generally take advanced coursework alongside their research, refining skills in mathematical modeling, simulation, and experimental methods while working with greater independence than at the bachelor's level. Seminars and lab-based projects often introduce students to open questions in the field and to the research methods used to address them, which helps prepare graduates either for technically demanding industry roles or for continued study toward a doctorate. Because electrical engineering spans such a wide range of applications, a master's program allows students to narrow in on one or two subfields rather than surveying the discipline as a whole, building depth in a chosen specialization. This program is offered through the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Sun Yat-sen University, located in Southern Taiwan, Taiwan, with instruction delivered in English so international students can complete their coursework and research supervision without needing Chinese-language proficiency. Career paths after graduation commonly include engineering positions with greater technical responsibility, research and development work in electronics, telecommunications, or semiconductor companies, and, for some graduates, continuation into doctoral research within their area of specialization.