ADMISSIONS
Undergraduate Admissions
ADMISSIONS
Undergraduate Admissions
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Our university has launched a new milestone in cultivating semiconductor talent, laying a foundation by extending its reach to the undergraduate level. We are closely collaborating with the industry to set teaching goals and directions, providing opportunities for internships and student exchange programs abroad. We aim to nurture young, outstanding technological talents for higher education and the industrial chain. Our department is divided into two specialized tracks: “Program of Solid-State Electronics” and “Program of Nano-Sciences.” The core research focus of the “Program of Solid-State Electronics” includes IC processes, component innovation, chip design, and quantum physics. The “Program of Nano-Sciences” emphasizes interdisciplinary learning, offering a choice between two out of four major fields: nanoelectronics, nano-optoelectronics, nanomaterials, and nano-biosciences.
114學年招生名額表
| Academic Year 2025-2026 | Star Recommendation | Admission Application | Admission Application-Tun Meng-Electrical Information Department | exam distribution | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Program of Solid-State Electronics | 6 | 26 | 2 | 6 | 40 |
| Program of Nano-Sciences | 3 | 14 | 0 | 3 | 20 |
| Academic Year 2025-2026 | Admission Quota | Character | Download | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Program of Solid-State Electronics | 6 | The teaching goal is to cultivate outstanding students with comprehensive semiconductor knowledge. The core research focuses include IC processing, component innovation, chip design, and quantum physics. “IC processing” involves transforming a silicon wafer into a marketable packaged product. It starts with understanding the basic knowledge of semiconductor components and learning the related processes, such as photomask creation, photolithography, ion implantation, thermal diffusion or heat treatment, chemical vapor deposition or physical vapor deposition, dry and wet etching, chemical-mechanical polishing, and component packaging. This allows students to understand the crucial role semiconductors play in today’s technology. “Component innovation” ranges from the currently popular metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs) to the latest quantum computing units. Utilizing cutting-edge physical theories to create unprecedented new components can bring a huge revolution to the semiconductor industry. “Chip design” involves designing chips with different architectures based on specific usage needs, using various logic gates to establish connections between components. In addition to simulating the efficiency of circuit components, energy interference between systems is also an important issue to consider. “Quantum physics” has become an essential foundation of emerging semiconductor solid-state theory as the miniaturization of semiconductor components makes classical physics unsuitable for analysis. | 校系分則下載 |
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| Program of Nano-Sciences | 3 | The teaching goal is to cultivate outstanding students with interdisciplinary learning intelligence, without focusing on a single field. Interdisciplinary learning provides an advantage in acquiring information, integrating knowledge from related fields. This track is the transformation of our university’s Nano Bachelor’s Program, which has been running for sixteen years and has successfully nurtured over 300 excellent interdisciplinary talents. Building on the strengths of the Nano Bachelor’s Program, the first and second years involve fundamental mandatory courses in subjects such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, electronics, materials, and programming (including laboratory courses). Starting from the third year, students can choose from dual-core courses based on their personal interests, selecting two major specialized fields from four areas: nanoelectronics, nano-optoelectronics, nanomaterials, and nano-biosciences. This not only provides a broad knowledge base across these four fields but also allows for depth in two specialized fields. What to study is entirely up to the students, with a flexible course selection environment that allows them to explore what they like and are good at. | 校系分則下載 |
| Academic Year 2025-2026 | Admission Quota | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Program of Solid-State Electronics | 26 | The core research focuses include IC processing, component innovation, chip design, and quantum physics. |
| Academic Year 2025-2026 | Admission Quota | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Program of Solid-State Electronics | 2 | The teaching goal is to cultivate outstanding students with comprehensive semiconductor knowledge. The core research focuses include IC processing, component innovation, chip design, and quantum physics. “IC processing” involves transforming a silicon wafer into a marketable packaged product. It starts with understanding the basic knowledge of semiconductor components and learning the related processes, such as photomask creation, photolithography, ion implantation, thermal diffusion or heat treatment, chemical vapor deposition or physical vapor deposition, dry and wet etching, chemical-mechanical polishing, and component packaging. This allows students to understand the crucial role semiconductors play in today’s technology. “Component innovation” ranges from the currently popular metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs) to the latest quantum computing units. Utilizing cutting-edge physical theories to create unprecedented new components can bring a huge revolution to the semiconductor industry. “Chip design” involves designing chips with different architectures based on specific usage needs, using various logic gates to establish connections between components. In addition to simulating the efficiency of circuit components, energy interference between systems is also an important issue to consider. “Quantum physics” has become an essential foundation of emerging semiconductor solid-state theory as the miniaturization of semiconductor components makes classical physics unsuitable for analysis. |
| Academic Year 2025-2026 | Admission Quota | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Program of Solid-State Electronics | 6 | The teaching goal is to cultivate outstanding students with comprehensive semiconductor knowledge. The core research focuses include IC processing, component innovation, chip design, and quantum physics. “IC processing” involves transforming a silicon wafer into a marketable packaged product. It starts with understanding the basic knowledge of semiconductor components and learning the related processes, such as photomask creation, photolithography, ion implantation, thermal diffusion or heat treatment, chemical vapor deposition or physical vapor deposition, dry and wet etching, chemical-mechanical polishing, and component packaging. This allows students to understand the crucial role semiconductors play in today’s technology. “Component innovation” ranges from the currently popular metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs) to the latest quantum computing units. Utilizing cutting-edge physical theories to create unprecedented new components can bring a huge revolution to the semiconductor industry. “Chip design” involves designing chips with different architectures based on specific usage needs, using various logic gates to establish connections between components. In addition to simulating the efficiency of circuit components, energy interference between systems is also an important issue to consider. “Quantum physics” has become an essential foundation of emerging semiconductor solid-state theory as the miniaturization of semiconductor components makes classical physics unsuitable for analysis. |
| Admission Channel | Admission Quota |
|---|---|
| Special Selection | 0 |
| Sports Performance | 0 |
| Disabilities | 0 |
| Four Technical and Two Professional | 0 |
Cross-University Department Transfer under the University System of Taiwan
Our department participates in the Taiwan University System (including National Central University, National Tsing Hua University, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, and National Chengchi University) and accepts cross-university department transfer applications.
The groups and quotas available for transfer each year are based on the announcement of the Taiwan University System for that particular year.
