Master’s Program – CME

(2025/4/14更新) 

1. Semester Course Load Limitations

  • Minimum Requirement: At least one course per semester.
  • Maximum Limit: Up to 15 credits per semester.

2. Courses Not Counted Toward Graduation Credits

  • Undergraduate courses.
  • Required courses from Group B (Practical Track) taken by Group A (Academic Track) students.

3. Regulations for Cross-Department/Program Course Selection

  • Graduate students taking courses from other departments or different programs must obtain consent from the department chair and the course instructor. A maximum of 2 such courses per semester is allowed.
  • Master’s students may take Ph.D. level courses within the same department and count the credits toward graduation.
  • Courses taken from other departments’ master’s programs, executive master’s programs, or doctoral programs can count up to 12 credits toward graduation.

4. Regulations for Course Overload

  • Up to 6 additional credits per semester with prior approval.
  • Summer off-campus internships may allow up to 3 extra credits beyond the regular limit.

5. Early Degree Examination

For second-year master’s or doctoral students in their final semester, the system will automatically enroll you in the “Thesis” course. If an early oral defense is needed, please register for the related course manually online.

6. Orientation and Safety Training for First-Year Master’s Students

All first-year master’s students must complete “Health and Safety Training”, which consists of 3+3 hours of instruction per semester. All laboratory safety regulations must be strictly followed.

7. Required Forms [Download Area] → [Administrative Affairs]

  • For students admitted in Academic Year 2025 (114), please scan and email the following signed documents to: tedx@oa.tku.edu.tw Subject: “2025 Academic Year Advisor Consent Form – Electronic Copy”
  • Form 1: Advisor Consent Form (with advisor’s handwritten signature).
    📌 Both the online form and the signed paper copy of the “Advisor Consent Form” must be submitted.
  • Form 2: Master’s Program Course Record Overview.

8. Curriculum Planning Chart (=Graduation Credit Requirements)

Group A – Academic Track

Item 2025 Entry 2022-2024 Entry
Total Graduation Credits 24 credits 27 credits
Required Credits 3 credits 3 credits
1st-Year Courses Seminar (I) – 2 credits
Seminar (II) – 1 credit
Seminar (I) – 2 credits
Seminar (II) – 1 credit
2nd-Year Courses Thesis – 0 credits Thesis – 0 credits
Elective Credits 9 credits 9 credits
Notes Required Courses List: 2025 Entry

Required Courses List: 2024 Entry(The same in 2022 and 2023) | Curriculum Map

Group B – Practical Track

Item 2025 Entry 2022-2024 Entry
Total Graduation Credits 24 credits 48 credits
On-campus Credits 24 credits 24 credits
Off-campus Internship Credits 24 credits
(Not counted toward graduation credits, but mandatory)
24 credits
Required Credits (1st Year) Seminar (I) – 2 credits
Seminar (II) – 1 credit
Practical Applications in Chemical Materials Technology – 3 credits
Engineering Ethics & Industrial Internship Lecture – 2 credits
Thesis/Technical Report – 0 credits
Seminar (I) – 2 credits
Seminar (II) – 1 credit
Practical Applications in Chemical Materials Technology – 3 credits
Engineering Ethics & Industrial Internship Lecture – 2 credits
Thesis/Technical Report – 0 credits
2nd Year (Off-campus Internship) Process Technology Internship (I & II) – 4 + 4 credits
Industrial Technology Internship (I & II) – 4 + 4 credits
Plant Operations Management Internship (I & II) – 4 + 4 credits
Process Technology Internship (I & II) – 4 + 4 credits
Industrial Technology Internship (I & II) – 4 + 4 credits
Plant Operations Management Internship (I & II) – 4 + 4 credits
Elective Credits 9 credits 9 credits
Notes Required Courses List: 2025 Entry Required Courses List: 2024 Entry(The same in 2022 and 2023) | Curriculum Map

9. Course Enrollment Guidelines for Undergraduates Taking Graduate Courses

  • Undergraduate students are advised to take Seminar (I) with first-year master’s students.
  • Submit a printed copy of the “Student Course Enrollment Report” to the department office for cross-program enrollment processing.

10. Required Elective Courses

Core Courses (3 credits each, choose 3 out of 6)
Course Name Course Name
Advanced Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics Advanced Solid-State Physics and Chemistry
Structure and Properties of Materials Special Topics in Materials Characterization
Advanced Transport Phenomena Advanced Chemical Reaction Engineering

11. Elective Courses

Advanced and Specialized Courses (3 credits each, offered in rotation)
Course Name Course Name
Advanced Process Analysis and Simulation Ceramic Powder Processing
Principles of Polymer Processing Fabrication of Ceramic Microstructures
AI Applications in Chemical Engineering Processes Energy Storage Materials Technology
Process Optimization and Integration Advanced Polymer Physics
Advanced Electrochemical Engineering Membrane Separation Processes

12. Relevant Regulations