PhD in Opto-Mechatronics Engineering
Hsinchu, Taiwan
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LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time, Part time
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EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2024
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: The PhD in Opto-Mechatronics Engineering focuses on advanced research in the interplay of optical, mechanical, and electronic systems. Students engage in innovative projects that harness the synergies of these fields, contributing to cutting-edge technologies and solutions.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue roles in academia, research and development in tech companies, or positions in industries such as robotics, precision engineering, and optical systems design. Opportunities exist for careers as research scientists, engineers, or project managers in related sectors.
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Introduction
Teaching Characteristics
- Besides knowledge-based courses, the hands-on activities, the cultivation of creativity, and the capstone courses are specially offered in our training.
- Arranging undergraduate students to go to Hiroshima University, Southeastern University to have international academic interactions.
- A double degree program with famous universities in the world.
Research Characteristics
- Main research fields: Energy Technology, Solid Mechanics/Design, Advanced Materials, Precision Manufacturing, Thermal Fluids, System Engineering/Automatic Control, Opto-mechatronic Engineering, Electromechanical Integration.
- Large research projects: Design of the IC/PV/LED manufacturing equipment, Energy storage, Fuel cells, Clean coal technology, CO2capture, Wind power systems, Energy saving, Taiwan-Russia satellite. The average research budget from 2008 to 2010 was 0.099 billion NT dollars per year.
- Each teacher publishes 2.7 pieces of SCI/SSCI publication per year.
Professional Core Courses:
Elasticity, Mechanical Vibrations, Advance applied Mathematics, Advanced Fluid Mechanics, Physical Metallurgy, Finite Element Method
Requirements for Graduation
Required credits: 18 credits (including “Graduate Seminar” course for 4 semesters)
Duration of Study: 2~7 years
Other requirements :
- Pass doctoral candidacy qualification examination within six semesters after enrollment (excluding the period of leave).
- Elective Courses
- Publish at least two SCI journal papers (IF≧0.2)
- Pass an oral defense of a dissertation.