Sept 2024 Entry
1.5 years (Full-time)
2.5 years (Part-time)
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MSc Studentship Project Scheme*
The MSc Studentship Project Scheme was established in 2013/14 for MSc in EIE students undertaking their MSc dissertations, aiming to encourage students with good performance.
While undertaking their MSc dissertations, students awarded these studentships will simultaneously undertake part-time research assistant positions under the direction of their supervisors, with monthly support of HK$6,000 from the Department for 12 months. The research project tasks assigned to students are expected to be in areas closely related to their MSc dissertations. Please click here for more details on the Scheme.
* PolyU reserves the right to change or withdraw the scholarship/studentship at any time. In case of any dispute/disagreement, PolyU’s decision is final.
Programme Aims
This programme aims to provide graduates of electronic engineering, information engineering, electrical engineering, telecommunications engineering, computer science and other related disciplines with an opportunity for further study at the postgraduate level. Students have a broad choice of core subjects in areas such as multimedia technologies, the internet of things (IoT), telecommunications and machine intelligence, offering them fresh challenges and new opportunities in relevant fields. Students can acquire the latest technical know-how by registering for specialised subjects in a chosen area that focuses on current issues facing the engineering profession today. Students who have managerial responsibilities can take electives in business or management according to their interests and career needs.
Characteristics
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Application-oriented and practical curriculum that addresses the latest technologies and their applications
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Modern and flexible teaching approach, with some subjects delivered in workshop mode
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Subjects taught by eminent international and local experts
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Emphasis on interactive and student-centred learning
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Authentic and work-related assessments, allowing students to fully demonstrate their competence
The programme also provides two specialism study options:
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MSc in Electronic and Information Engineering (Internet of Things)
電子及資訊工程學理學碩士學位(物聯網)
This specialism caters to the emerging needs of IoT experts in the industry and covers cutting-edge technologies, such as wireless communications, sensor networks and IoT applications, enabling students to develop advanced knowledge in these fields.
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MSc in Electronic and Information Engineering (Multimedia Signal Processing and Communications)
電子及資訊工程學理學碩士學位(多媒體信號處理及通訊)
This specialism provides postgraduate-level professional and technical training to practitioners in the field, enabling them to keep pace with the ever-growing market needs and business opportunities related to multimedia technology.
Local students have the flexibility to vary their studies from semester to semester according to their personal aspirations. For example, a local student can study full-time in one semester and choose to switch to part-time study in the next semester, and vice versa. The flexibility of non-local students is constrained by visa requirements. Students can manage their own pace of study, subject to certain regulations on registration and assessment.
The MSc in EIE programme is an ideal choice for those who wish to pursue advanced studies in electronic and information engineering. The programme focuses on an application-oriented curriculum. It addresses the latest technologies and their applications, enabling students to explore new technological innovations that are highly relevant to their professions and interests. The increased knowledge and expertise of graduates of this programme will mean they are prepared to undertake advanced technical and managerial work in related fields and industries.
Graduates of this programme have in-depth knowledge of the latest advances in electronic and information engineering and are able to undertake advanced technical and managerial work in electronic and information engineering and related engineering fields.
Programme Structure
The programme provides students with the option to engage in either full-time study (taking subjects equivalent to 9 credits or more in a semester) or part-time study. In general, each subject requires a 3-hour class per week over a 13-week semester. Full-time students normally take 3 to 5 subjects per semester, and part-time students usually take 2 subjects. Subjects are offered in the daytime and in the evening. Students who enrol in the MSc in EIE programme can select from a wide range of subjects offered in other disciplines, such as accounting, computing, construction and environment, and logistics. They can select combinations of subjects that allow them to graduate with a specialisation.
Requirements for Completion of the MSc in Electronic and Information Engineering
Students must complete the following:
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7 taught subjects, including at least 4 EIE Core Subjects, and a Dissertation;
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10 taught subjects, including at least 6 EIE Core Subjects.
Requirements for Completion of the MSc in Electronic and Information Engineering (Internet of Things) / MSc in Electronic and Information Engineering (Multimedia Signal Processing and Communications)
Students must complete the following:
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7 taught subjects, including at least 5 EIE Core Subjects specified for the specialism, and a Dissertation;
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10 taught subjects, including at least 7 EIE Core Subjects specified for the specialism.
Core Areas of Study
The core areas of study are briefly summarised below. Students are provided with detailed information on the subjects for selection upon registration.
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Computer Engineering & Intelligent Systems
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Integrated Circuits Design & Consumer Electronics
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Multimedia Signal Processing & Technologies
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Wireless Communications & Networking
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Internet of Things
Information on the subjects offered can be obtained at https://www.polyu.edu.hk/eee/.
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Prof. YU Changyuan
PhD (Univ. of Southern California), SrMIEEE, FOSA
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An Honours degree in engineering, science or technology, or chartered engineer (CEng) status, or an equivalent qualification.
Consideration will also be given to candidates without Honours degrees who have other relevant qualifications and/or appropriate work experience.
If you are not a native speaker of English, and your Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification is awarded by institutions where the medium of instruction is not English, you are expected to fulfil the University’s minimum English language requirement for admission purpose. Please refer to the "Admission Requirements" section for details.
Individual cases will be considered on their own merit. Applicants may be required to attend interviews or tests to further demonstrate their language proficiency.
For general enquiries, please contact:
Ms Rebecca O
Tel: (852) 2766 6260
Email: eee.tpg@polyu.edu.hk
For further information on academic matters, please contact the MSc in EIE Programme Leader:
Prof. YU Changyuan (tel: (852) 2766 6258; email: changyuan.yu@polyu.edu.hk).
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Suitable candidates may be invited to attend interviews (face-to-face, telephone or online interviews).
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Classes are normally held on weekday evenings.
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Some classes are offered in the daytime for full-time students.
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The Department reserves the right not to offer any one of the EIE subjects. The offer of subjects is subject to review and change if deemed appropriate by the Department.
6 for local students
12 for non-local students
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HK$6,100 per credit for local and non-local students
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