Academics
Doctoral Programs
Regular Doctoral Degree Program
The Doctoral Program in Engineering takes usually 3 years consisting of an initial short coursework followed by extensive research. During the initial coursework period, students are expected to study special topics in the pertaining research field and get suitable qualifications to successfully carry out his/her research project.
Degree Awarded
- Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering)
Degree Requirements
The main requirements for the Ph.D.(Engineering) degree are:
- Three years of study, which may be shortened in cases of outstanding research performance;
- Successful completion of a doctoral dissertation and
- Oral defense of the doctoral dissertation.
Departments
- Mechanical Systems Engineering
- Finemechanics
- Robotics
- Aerospace Engineering
- Quantum Science and Energy Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Communications Engineering
- Electronic Engineering
- Applied Physics
- Applied Chemistry
- Chemical Engineering
- Biomolecular Engineering
- Metallurgy
- Materials Science
- Materials Processing
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Architecture and Building Science
- Management Science and Technology
Degree Program in English - International Doctoral Degree Program
*The recruitment for this program is closed hereafter.
Degree Program in English - International Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Course
International Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Course, IMAC, is a fully English taught engineering degree program organized by the division of Mechanical Engineering, School of Engineering. It has the Undergraduate Course, IMAC-U (Bachelor Degree), and the Graduate Course, IMAC-G (Master and Doctoral Degree). IMAC-U directly connects to the international graduate course (IMAC-G).
Students will have opportunities to learn fundamental and cutting-edge knowledge in laboratories studying fluid dynamics, thermal engineering, materials engineering, micro/nanotechnologies, aerospace engineering, robotics, biomedical engineering, informationscience, quantum science and energy, and environmental studies etc.
Academic Calendar
2026-2027
The academic year is divided into two semesters. One semester includes 15-week coursework, examination and vacation.
1st semester: April 1 - September 30
2nd semester: October 1 - March 31
Graduate School of Engineering
| 1st Semester | |
|---|---|
| April | Registration Guidance for All Students |
| April 8 - August 5 | Classes and Examinations |
| Mid April | Course registration |
| Late May | Tuition payment for 1st semester |
| June 22 | University Foundation Day |
| July 29, July 30 | Open campus |
| August 6 - September 30 | Summer Vacation |
| September 25 | Commencement ceremony |
| 2nd Semester | |
|---|---|
| October 1 - December 25 | Classes and Examinations |
| Mid October | Course registration |
| Late November | Tuition payment for 2nd semester |
| October 23 - October 25 | University festival |
| December 28 - January 1 | Winter Vacation |
| January 4 - Feburary 2 | Classes and Examinations |
| March 25 | Commencement Ceremony |
Timetable & Course Description
2026 - 2027
- Mechanical Engineering
- Electronic Information System and Applied Physics 2026.4.3 rev.
- Applied Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, and Biomolecular Engineering 2026.4.1 rev.
- Metallugy,Materials Science and Materials Processing
- Civil and Environmental Engineering,Civil Engineering and Architecture
- Management Science and Technology
- Syllabus
Course Registration
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