College of Science and Engineering, Fu Jen Catholic University

Undergraduate Programs

Academics Departments

Fu Jen Catholic University is well recognized for its teaching, research, internationalization, and creativity. It is one of the comprehensive universities in Taiwan. A typical undergraduate degree at Fu Jen will take you 4 years to complete. Our bachelor's degrees provide you with an opportunity to explore a wide range of fields before specializing.

The College of Science and Engineering comprises 6 departments (Departments of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Life Science, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science and Information Engineering), each of which has its own features. Especially, the Department of Electrical Engineering and the Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering have been accredited by the IEET , a member of the Washington Accord, recognized by all the members worldwide. This accreditation is not only proof of the quality of teaching and research but also enhances the competitiveness in the job markets all over the world for students.

Our undergraduate students have many opportunities to apply for exchange programs. With approximately 476 partner universities globally, students can choose an international university where they want to study. More information can be found at the ' International Student Center '.
The college internationalization also offers our students opportunities to pursue 'Dual Bachelor’s-Master's Degrees'. The agreements of Accelerated Degree Programs with international institutions can be found as follows.

•   Fu Jen Catholic University and Georgetown University
•   Fu Jen Catholic University and Temple University
•   Fu Jen Catholic University and Catholic University of America

Check our bachelor's programs and find one that is most suitable for you:
•   Department of Mathematics
•   Departments of Physics
•   Department of Chemistry
•   Department of Life Science
•   Department of Electrical Engineering
•   Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering
•   Bachelor's Program in Medical Informatics and Innovative Applications
•   Bachelor's Program of Artificial intelligence & Information Security

Department of Mathematics

The Department of Mathematics was founded in August 1963. Students in the early years were enrolled according to their top choices. Most of the students back then were the top at their age and were outstanding in their later career. In 1973, the department was further approved by the Ministry of Education to set up both pure and applied divisions and to found the institute of Mathematics for the Master program. In August 1995, the institute was merged into the department which offered both bachelor and Master programs ever since.

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Department of Physics

The Department of Physics was established in 1964, with the addition of a Master’s Program in 1974. For the needs of national development in Taiwan, the undergraduate program was divided into a Physics track and Optoelectronic Physics track in 2002 to cultivate professional technicians with a comprehensive physics background. In the same year, the College of Science and Engineering established an Applied Sciences and Engineering graduate program (PhD program) on the basis of the original program. This program features optoelectronics, material physics and computation physics to provide students from Fu Jen and other schools with the opportunity to pursue further education and research.

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Department of Chemistry

The Department of Chemistry at Fu Jen Catholic University was established in 1964 and has a long-standing tradition of academic excellence. With over 500 students and a faculty comprising experienced and dedicated professors, the department is committed to providing high-quality education and fostering innovative research.

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Department of Life Science

This department, originally the Biology Department, was founded in 1964 by the Austrian priest, Reverend Father Hubert, who was also the first department head Fr. Hubert actively raised funds from abroad for the purchase of biological apparatus and other experimental materials, and promoted the development of research in biology.

Fr. Hubert retired in the year 1981, when he was succeeded by Liu, Bao-wei, a member of the first graduating class, as the head of the department. In 1988, Mei-gui Yang, from the fourth class, succeeded as the head of the department. In 1994 Professor Jing-xia Chen took over as head, followed in 2000 by Professor Woan-Fang Tzeng, from the tenth class. Professor Wen-Huei Tsui became the next head in 2001, and since 2007 the department has been run by Professor Yung-An Lee, in 2010 Professor Yuh-Chi Kuo took over as head, followed in 2012 by Professor Ruey-Chih Su.

In August 2001 the department was renamed the Life Science Department.

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Department of Electrical Engineering

The Department of Electronic Engineering was founded in 1977. The department's Master's program has been established since 1998. Its in-service Master's program has been set up since 2001. The Ph.D. program was established and integrated into the Graduate Institute of Applied Science and Engineering in 2002. Since 2010, the Department of Electronic Engineering and Electrical Engineering were merged as the Department of Electrical Engineering.

Especially, since 2012 the Department of Electrical Engineering has been accredited by the IEET (Institute of Engineering Education Taiwan), which is a member of Washington Accord, recognized by all the members worldwide. This accreditation is not only a proof of the department's quality of teaching and research, but also enhances the competitiveness in job markets all over the world for students.

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Department of Computer Science & Information Engineering

Educational Philosophy of CSIE department is to have the sound educational policy formulation and hence, let the department follow the goals set forth:

The department mainly trains and forms the students to be talented in professional information, besides, train them in holistic education and other various academic activities, with a strong theoretical, practical and innovative abilities.

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Bachelor's Program in Medical Informatics and Innovative Applications

Technological advancement has seen information appliances become a staple within medical environments, where they produce vast amounts of medical data. At the same time, people today increasingly demand access to medical information. The combination of these two factors means that the management and research of medical information will be key areas for future development, while the ubiquity of the internet also means that medical informatics can be developed and applied in daily life. Consequently, there will be growing demand for cross-disciplinary professionals capable of combining a medical background with information engineering skills. These professionals must be able to combine the resources and specialized knowledge of different fields, analyze problems from diverse perspectives, and produce innovative academic research and applications of knowledge for the benefit of the wider community.

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Bachelor's Program of Artificial intelligence & Information Security

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