Bachelor in Department of Electrical Engineering

Electrical engineering at the undergraduate level covers circuit theory, electromagnetics, electronics, signal processing, power systems, and control systems, giving students a broad technical foundation before they specialize. Introductory coursework in mathematics and physics leads into circuit analysis, digital logic design, and programming, with later semesters opening into electives in areas like communications, semiconductor devices, or embedded systems depending on student interest. Laboratory sessions typically accompany lecture-based courses, giving students practical experience building, testing, and troubleshooting circuits and systems. As a discipline, electrical engineering underlies much of the technology used in daily life and industry, from consumer electronics and communication networks to power generation and automated control systems, which makes the bachelor's degree a common entry point into a wide range of technical careers. Graduates often move directly into roles in electronics manufacturing, telecommunications, power utilities, or semiconductor companies, while others continue into master's-level study to deepen their expertise in a specific area of the field. This program is offered by the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Sun Yat-sen University, located in Southern Taiwan, Taiwan. Instruction is conducted in English, which means international students can complete the bachelor's degree without needing coursework delivered in Chinese. The program is structured to combine theoretical grounding in mathematics and physics with hands-on laboratory practice, aiming to prepare graduates for entry-level engineering work or for further study at the graduate level in electrical or electronic engineering.