Department of Electrical Engineering 

The main objective of this department is to equip students with professional knowledge and expertise in electrical engineering and to provide high quality teaching with the aim of cultivating cutting-edge electrical engineers.

There are 5 major research areas within the department: power system engineering, power electronics, control systems, communication systems, and computer systems. Our courses and research place a strong emphasis on practical training, senior projects, and collaboration with the industry.

Department of Electronic Engineering

The department aims at developing knowledge in electronic engineering and cultivating electronic specialists. The graduate program is oriented toward the development of practical technologies to meet the industrial needs in computer and communication engineering.

The department focuses on 4 main domains: computer engineering (hardware/software, multimedia, electro-medical, etc.), wireless communications & digital signal processing (mobile communications, audio/image signal processing etc.) RF/Microwave engineering & electro-optics (RF circuits, antenna, microwave IC design, optical communication, etc.), and integrated circuits & systems (analog/digital IC design, embedded system, design automation, etc).

Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering

The department commits itself to teaching excellence. Many of CSIE faculty members received Distinguished Teaching Awards honored by the University. Students can obtain extensive training with a rigorous curriculum covering three main domains: software and hardware systems, computing languages, and mathematics and algorithms.

This department focuses on three research areas: multimedia systems, network systems, and software systems. Via projects, internships and scholarships, Students are provided with many research and enterprise-collaboration opportunities.

Department of Electro-Optical Engineering

Electro-Optics is an integrated study of optics, mechanics, electronics, electrical engineering, and material science. This department aims to equip students with essential knowledge and critical skills much needed in this field to meet the industrial requirements.

Our current major research and development areas are: electro-optical material and devices, optical communications, optical information (including electro-optical system design), electro-optical engineering, flat panel display, LED), and biophotonics.