Information and Communication Engineering

The English-taught Master of Engineering (M.E.) in Information and Communication Engineering program extensively enrolls and cultivates worldwide master’s degree students under the primary discipline Information and Communication Engineering, including the two sub-disciplines of Communication and Information Systems, Signal and Information Processing.

The main research themes of the discipline relates to the access, processing, transmission, and control of information in various communication and information systems. The research fields cover wireless communication and remote monitoring, network communication and sensor network, internet of things, coding and information security, image processing and pattern recognition.

The program has endeavored in cultivating high-level international talents with comprehensive capability in Communication and Information Systems, Signal and Information Processing.

Study Duration, Credits and Degree Awarding

In line with the Chinese university system, Masters degrees in Donghua University last for two years and a half and the school starts from fall. A typical workload of the first year full-time study is a set of courses worth a total of 34 credits, composed of 22 compulsory and 12 elective credits. From the second year, students will undertake a research project and write a dissertation.

Students who are academically qualified, successfully fulfill 34 credits within designated years, accomplish the dissertation, pass the thesis defense and finally be approved by Donghua University Academic Degree Evaluation Committee will be awarded Master Degree in Engineering of Donghua University.

Curriculum

Compulsory Courses (22 credits)

Modern mathematical methods (3 credits)
Modern signal processing (3 credits)
Information theory and coding (3 credits)
Image communication and information processing (3 credits)
Introduction to China (2 credits)
Chinese Language (8 credits)

Elective Courses (at least 4 from the courses below)

Modern communication technology (3 credits)
Embedded systems: theory and application (3 credits)
Information security of networks(3 credits)
Data Mining (3 credits)
Internet of Things (3 credits)
Pattern Recognition: Theory and Technology (3 credits)

Non-Chinese citizen in good health.
Holder of Bachelor's degree in correlated disciplines under the age of 40.

1. Photocopy of valid passport

With name, passport number & expiration date, and photo included

2. Passport photo

A recent passport-sized photo of the applicant

3. Undergraduate school transcript

4. Bachelor's degree diploma

Graduation certificate in languages other than Chinese or English should be translated into Chinese or English and be certified by notarization.

5. English proficiency test certificate

For example, IELTS or TOEFL, only for applicant whose native language is not English.

6. Two letters of recommendation

Must be in English or Chinese. Recommendation letters prepared by university professors or associate professors, directors of the work, or authorities is a plus

7. Other materials

Other requisite certificates or materials, such as testimonials.

8. Study plan

tudy Plan in English or Chinese, in which consist of personal information, education background, working experience, learning objectives, and interested research areas. Applicantâ€™s signature is a needed.

9. Copy of visa

Only for students who have already be in China

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