Undergraduate Program Teaching Features

• The Department strengthens the connection between practical engineering education and national and societal development through curriculum design, seminars and forums, research projects, field visits, internships, and career counseling.

• The Department recruits professional faculty members through the Flexible Salary Program jointly launched by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Science and Technology, providing students with more diverse and specialized training.

• The Department welcomes students from Hong Kong, Macao, and Mainland China and actively creates opportunities for cross-strait academic exchange, internships, and overseas employment after graduation.

• The Department provides comprehensive fundamental computer training and assists students in applying cutting-edge information technologies to the field of civil engineering.

• The Department forms partnerships with industry to provide students with internship opportunities and preparation for future employment.

• The Department offers interdisciplinary courses to help students develop the professional competencies required by the employment market.

Graduate Program Teaching Features

The civil engineering graduate program encompasses five major fields: transportation engineering, environmental engineering, hydraulic engineering, geotechnical engineering, and structural engineering. Its teaching features are as follows:

• The Department maintains a balance between engineering and management, as well as between research and practice, while providing students with opportunities to participate in research and practical projects.

• Students can strengthen their interdisciplinary professional abilities by participating in cooperative projects across departments, universities, and countries according to their academic interests.

• The Department values academic research and industry–university cooperation and actively promotes collaboration and exchange with renowned universities in Taiwan and abroad.

• In response to current disaster-prevention needs, the Department highlights local characteristics, coordinates integrated research on landslide and earthquake disaster prevention, and cultivates technical professionals in disaster prevention.

• The Department provides large multifunctional laboratories for disaster-prevention research and large-scale experimental flumes to support internationally recognized research.

• The Department applies advanced nanotechnology to environmental pollution detection, analysis, and remediation research.

• In response to international environmental protection trends, the Department develops technologies for producing biomass energy and biodegradable plastics from recycled waste.

Doctoral Program Teaching Features

The civil engineering doctoral program encompasses five major fields: transportation engineering, environmental engineering, hydraulic engineering, geotechnical engineering, and structural engineering. Its teaching features are as follows:

• The Department maintains a balance between engineering and management, as well as between research and practice, while providing students with opportunities to participate in research projects, practical projects, and teaching activities.

• Students can strengthen their interdisciplinary professional abilities by participating in cooperative projects across departments, universities, and countries according to their academic interests.

• The Department values academic research and industry–university cooperation and actively promotes collaboration and exchange with renowned universities in Taiwan and abroad.

• In response to current disaster-prevention needs, the Department highlights local characteristics, coordinates integrated research on landslide and earthquake disaster prevention, and cultivates technical professionals in disaster prevention.

• The Department provides large multifunctional laboratories for disaster-prevention research and large-scale experimental flumes to support internationally recognized research.

• The Department applies advanced nanotechnology to research on environmental pollution detection and the remediation of wastewater and groundwater.

• In response to international environmental protection trends, the Department develops technologies for producing biomass energy and biodegradable plastics from recycled waste.