Master of Science in Colour and Illumination Technology

The National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST), offers a wide range of undergraduate programmes. Most undergraduate courses take four to six years to complete, with admission beginning during the spring and fall semesters.

NTUST encompasses various specialised faculties. Many of these faculties offer the opportunity to pursue dual degree programmes in collaboration with partner universities in countries like the USA, Australia, Germany, Japan and France.

Faculties providing undergraduate programmes:

School of Management

• Department of Industrial Management
• Department of Business Administration
• Department of Information Management
• Management Undergraduate Programme

College of Engineering

• Department of Mechanical Engineering
• Department of Material Science and Engineering
• Department of Civil and Construction Engineering
• Department of Chemical Engineering

College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

• Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering
• Department of Electrical Engineering
• Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering
  
  

College of Design

• Department of Design
• Department of Architecture
  
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College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

• Department of Applied Foreign Languages
• Department of Humanities and Social Sciences
  
  

College of Applied Sciences

The university provides a variety of master's and PhD courses across a broad range of subject areas.

Admission requirements for these programmes vary and are determined by specific course committees. In general, for most master’s courses, applicants will need to show evidence of academic performance from undergraduate studies, work experience, and a statement of purpose or letter of motivation.

For PhD programmes, candidates are typically expected to hold a master's or doctoral qualification from an institution that meets the standards recognised by the Ministry of Education.

Many faculties offer the opportunity to pursue dual degree programmes in collaboration with partner universities in countries like the USA, Australia, Germany, Japan and France.

Faculties providing postgraduate programmes:

• College of Engineering
• College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
• School of Management
• College of Design
• College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences.
• College of Applied Sciences.