For Master degree, the applicant must hold a Bachelor’s Degree either in Electrical Engineering or in related fields of study and must also meet the requirements of the Graduate School. There is no minimum requirement on the past academic records. And in general students with GPAX of at least 2.75 of 4.00 score would be entitled to compete for various scholarship applications.
Requirements
Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering
36 credits
Plan 1: Academic Track (Thesis Only)
Course Credits:
0 credit
Thesis Credits
36 credits
Seminar Credits
3 (S/U) on Research Methodology for Electrical Engineering (where students can learn all necessary skill sets for conducting a professional research investigation on their chosen research topics)
Plan 1: Academic Track (Thesis and coursework)
Course Credits:
18 credits in total consisting of
3 credits in Core Elective Courses
9 credits in Subject Group Elective Courses (selected from within the student’s chosen subject group)
6 credits in Free Elective Courses
Thesis Credits
18 credits
In addition to the course requirements, the degree requires that MEng students complete:
– Conduct original or applied research leading to a written thesis, pass the thesis proposal examination, and successfully complete the oral defense of the thesis, in accordance with the regulations of Chulalongkorn University.
– Produce at least one academic publication derived from the thesis, published or accepted for publication in accordance with the university’s regulations.
– Achieve a minimum score of 45 on the CU-TEP English Proficiency Test prior to graduation. Alternatively, students may enroll in English-language courses for graduate students provided free of charge each semester by Chulalongkorn University, subject to the university’s official regulations and announcements.
Subject Group
- Communications and Information Engineering (CIE)
- Data Analytics, Optimization, and Control (DOC)
- Electrical Engineering Technology for Agricultural Resources (EETAR)
- Power and Energy Systems (PES)
- Power Electronics (POWE)
- Embedded Systems and IC Design (ESID)
- Intelligent Biomedical and Sensing System (IBSS)
- Semiconductor Technology (SCT)
- High-Voltage and Power Transmission Technology (HVTT)
Admission
- Study information about the Subject Groups offered by the Department of Electrical Engineering, Chulalongkorn University.
- Specify one Subject Group in your application. If no supervisor is available in your preferred Subject Group, the department will consider assigning an appropriate research area based on your Statement of Purpose or other supporting documents.
For international applicants, a letter of confirmation from a faculty member of the Department of Electrical Engineering, Chulalongkorn University stating their willingness to serve as the applicant’s academic advisor is required.
- In addition to the recommended application procedure provided by the Department of Electrical Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, please also review the general application requirements provided by Chulalongkorn University at:
https://www.grad.chula.ac.th/en - University requirements for English language proficiency
– Minimum score: CU-TEP 45 / TOEFL 450 / IELTS 4.0
– Minimum score: CU-TEP 30 / TOEFL 400 / IELTS 3.0
Applicants with the above minimum scores who are admitted to the graduate program at Chulalongkorn University may be required to enroll in the university’s English-language courses provided free of charge each semester, in accordance with the university’s official regulations and announcements.
Remark:
Applicants may be exempted from the English placement test if they meet the following qualification:
- Graduated from a program in which English is the medium of instruction at a recognized university. Applicants must provide an official certification issued by the university’s registrar’s office as supporting evidence.
- Annual application period
(Please refer to the exact schedule at: https://ee.eng.chula.ac.th/admission)
– February – May: Application period for admission to the EE graduate program in Semester 1 (study begins in August)
– June – September: Application period for admission to the EE graduate program in Semester 2 (study begins in January)
- Scholarship requirements regarding English language proficiency and application deadlines may differ from the information above. Please refer to the scholarship announcement for specific details.