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A masters is earned after students complete an undergraduate degree program. To obtain a masters, you usually need to complete 12 to 18 college courses that often involve completing comprehensive tests and/or a thesis.

Of the physical sciences, chemistry is the branch most concerned with the unique properties of matter. These characteristics are often determined by studying the certain intermolecular forces within the matter itself. These interactions can form different substances altogether through chemical reactions.

Taiwan (Traditional Chinese: 台灣 or 臺灣, Simplified Chinese: 台湾 tái wān) is a nation which is home to more than 23 million people and is one of the most densely populated places in the world. The most prestigious university is National Taiwan University.

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Master in Chemical and Materials Engineering

National Central University
Campus Full time September 2017 Taiwan Taoyuan

The Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering of NCU is one of the leading institutions in engineering education and is reputed for its world-class accomplishments in research. The department offers a curriculum with a broad spectrum of courses, uniquely merging the core chemical engineering training with the fundamental knowledge of materials science/engineering and further strengthened with the in-depth studies on emerging research and industrial fields. [+]

Best Masters in Chemistry in Taiwan 2017. The Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering of NCU is one of the leading institutions in engineering education and is reputed for its world-class accomplishments in research. The department offers a curriculum with a broad spectrum of courses, uniquely merging the core chemical engineering training with the fundamental knowledge of materials science/engineering and further strengthened with the in-depth studies on emerging research and industrial fields. The research and teaching interests of our faculty members include: Biochemical & biomedical engineering, catalysis & reactor design, thermodynamics (chemical, solid-state, fluid-phase equilibrium), colloid & interface science, electrochemistry, packaging of electronic materials, novel material synthesis, polymer science & engineering, and soft matter physics & materials. Through close collaborations among our faculty members and conduction of cutting-edge researches in the department, we bridge the interfaces among different disciplines and are in a better position to widen the horizon of our students and educate the interdisciplinary-minded engineers of the future. Fundamental Courses Advanced Transport Phenomena Materials Physics Materials Characterization Advanced Chemical Reaction Engineering Advanced Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics Soft Materials Professional Courses Electronic Materials Science Diffusion in Solid Materials Biomedical Engineering Bio-inspired Materials Characterization of Materials Residual Stress Fundamental Physics and Applications of X-ray/Neutron Scattering and Reflection Requirements for Graduation Required credits : 24 credits (including Seminars for 2 semesters & Thesis Research for 2 semesters) Duration of Study : 1~4 years Other requirements : Pass the oral exam of the thesis defense. Pass 3 of the 6 fundamental courses. Research... [-]