About Department
The Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering was established to produce engineers in the era of competition where the world is connected without borders. By organizing teaching in the field of electronics engineering, it is an important branch of study in the information age, including communication systems, image systems, audio systems for entertainment, medicine, military, and even transportation systems, construction, and space technology that always involve electronic systems. As for telecommunication engineering, it is a branch of study that studies various telecommunication systems, such as microwave systems, satellite systems, including magnetic fields, communication principles, communication and telecommunication systems, modern communication systems, microwave systems, satellite systems. The department organizes an annual outstanding project competition every academic year to encourage students to be enthusiastic in thinking of new inventions to keep up with the ever-advancing technology. There is a collaboration with the National Electronics and Computer Technology Center to organize the Young Electronics Camp (E-camp) project for high school students to attend the camp to experiment and test their abilities to become senior electronics and for seniors to have experience in transferring knowledge to juniors. There are also many useful and successful inventions.
Graduate Opportunities
A professional engineer with specialized expertise, a researcher to develop, promote and provide technology services to industries and government agencies, or to continue studies at a higher level.