5 Philosophy Master's Degree Programs in Asia

The Master of Philosophy program is designed for students who want to engage in advanced research across a variety of disciplines. It provides an opportunity to develop in-depth knowledge and skills t...

The Master of Philosophy program is designed for those who want to deepen their understanding of a specific field through advanced coursework and research. It offers a flexible approach that allows st...

Every human being has various questions. What is the meaning of being alive, what is love in the first place, where is the standard of justice, why humans die, what beauty and art bring to us ... In the Department of Philosophy, while learning the process that our predecessors have thought about such questions, we will make a logical decision and deepen our own thoughts. In addition to the knowledge and practical skills that are familiar to society, we aim to acquire the culture (liberal arts) for women to live truly beautifully and prosperously as human beings, and to hone their intellect and sensibility to see the essence of the problem.

The Master of Philosophy in Science provides students with a unique opportunity to undertake original research and gain in-depth knowledge in their particular scientific field. Students have access to staff that are leading researchers and experts in their field. Undertaking this course allows students to explore their research potential and develop research skills. This course is designed to provide a pathway to the UTS PhD program.

The Department of Electronic and Information Engineering (EIE) aims at solving complex problems with innovative ideas and at producing high-impact research that is relevant to industry and society. Major research endeavours within the Department are conducted within four research groups. The foci of these groups are nonlinear circuits and systems (including power electronics, wireless power transfer technologies, renewable energy systems, LED lighting systems, and complex networks), communications (including optical and wireless communications, vehicular communications, channel coding, optical sensor systems), multimedia signal processing (video and image coding, speech and pattern recognition, artifical intelligence and machine learning), and photonic systems and devices (microscopy techniques and photovoltaic devices). Other research topics include information security, bio-inspired optimization techniques and forensics. Currently, over a hundred funded research projects are being undertaken. These projects are funded by the Hong Kong government, the Chinese government or our industrial partners such as Huawei Technologies and PCCW/HKT. Most of the research students will receive financial support during their PhD study.