Master Program of Computer Science and Information Engineering(International)

At National Dong Hwa University, the tuition fee is 1,679 USD per year.

National Dong Hwa University offers an international Master Program of Computer Science and Information Engineering in Eastern Taiwan, with instruction in English. Computer science and information engineering as a graduate field covers the theoretical foundations and practical techniques behind computing systems, software, and networked information technology. Coursework typically includes algorithms and data structures, computer architecture, operating systems, database systems, and computer networks, alongside more specialized topics such as software engineering, distributed systems, cybersecurity, and data science, depending on a program's particular strengths and a student's chosen focus. Students commonly build technical skills in programming, system design, and software development, working on projects that require them to design, implement, and evaluate computing systems or applications. Given the pace of change in computing, coursework often incorporates current topics such as cloud computing, mobile and web application development, machine learning, and data analytics, alongside the more established theoretical core of the discipline. Many programs combine coursework with a thesis or project component, giving students the opportunity to conduct research or build a substantial technical project addressing a specific problem in computer science or information engineering. Group projects are also common, mirroring the collaborative, team-based nature of software development in industry. Graduates of computer science and information engineering master's programs pursue careers as software engineers, systems analysts, network engineers, data scientists, and IT project managers, working across the technology industry as well as in the information technology departments of organizations in finance, manufacturing, healthcare, and other sectors. Some continue to doctoral study to pursue more advanced research in computing. The program's location in Eastern Taiwan and its English-language instruction, designed for an international audience, make it accessible to students from outside Taiwan pursuing graduate training in computing and information technology.