Master in Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering

The tuition fee is 57,880 TWD per year.

Electronic and computer engineering combines electronic hardware design with computer systems and software, covering topics such as digital circuits, computer architecture, embedded systems, networking, and software development. At the master's level, study typically moves beyond a general survey of these areas into more specialized coursework paired with a thesis or research project, which might focus on embedded systems design, computer networks, digital signal processing, or hardware-software integration. Students at this stage generally work with greater independence, refining their skills in circuit design, programming, and systems analysis while narrowing their focus to a specific area within the broader field. The discipline sits between electrical engineering and computer science, addressing both the physical hardware that computing systems run on and the software and architectures that make use of it, which gives graduates a technical background that spans both domains. A master's degree in this area often prepares students for engineering roles that require deeper specialization than an undergraduate degree provides, or for continued research at the doctoral level. This program is offered through the Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, located in Northern Taiwan, Taiwan, with instruction conducted in English, allowing international students to complete the degree without needing Chinese-language coursework. Graduates commonly move into roles in computer hardware design, embedded systems development, networking, or software engineering, or proceed into doctoral programs to pursue original research within the field.