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Degree Requirements(Master's)

Requirements for Master Degree:


I. Course Requirements

1.Compulsive Courses:

2.Selective Courses:

  • A minimum of 24 credits of selective courses (English courses)  is required.
  • At least 12 credits must be taken from courses offered by Graduate Institute of Automation and Control GIAC (course codes beginning with AC).

3.Study Duration:

  • Standard study period: 1 to 4 years
  • University scholarship is typically offered for up to 2 years
  • Additional financial support may be available through the advisor’s research projects.

II. Thesis and Oral Examination

1. Thesis Topic Registration and Research Objective Submission

(Required for students enrolled since Academic Year 112, i.e., August 2023)

  • Students must log in to the “Thesis/Dissertation and Advisor Information System” to register their thesis title and research objectives.
  • A “Recognition Form for Academic Field of Expertise” must be submitted to confirm that the thesis topic aligns with GIAC’s academic focus areas.
  • Submission deadline:

No later than the end of the semester prior to the degree exam, or by the university-wide course add/drop period deadline of the semester of the degree exam (or earlier, as specified by GIAC).

  • Students failing to complete this process will be ineligible to apply for the degree examination.

2. Application Process for Master’s Degree Examination

Log in to the Student Information System

  • Fill in your thesis title and advisor information
  • Download and print the following forms, and obtain your advisor’s signature:

“Application Form for Master’s Degree Oral Exam”

“Recommendation Form for Oral Exam Committee and Schedule”

Submit the signed forms to the GIAC Office (Room T1-203A)


3. Required Documents for Degree Examination

Log in to the Student Information System to download and print the following documents:

  • Thesis Approval Form
  • Recommendation Form for Master’s Degree Exam
  • Evaluation Sheet for Oral Examination