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Research groups in the Institute of Space Science include the upper atmosphere, ionosphere, magnetosphere, interplanetary space, solar physics, planetary science, space plasma simulation, radar meteorology, space payload design & development, and satellite remote sensing. The Institute is the sole institution in Taiwan providing such broad and complete programs in space science research and education; and continuously participates in several international space research projects, collaborating with space science institutions of other countries.
Fundamental Courses
- Electromagnetic Waves
- Magnetospheric physics
- Ionospheric Physics
- Solar Physics
- Space Plasma Physics
- Space Physics
Professional Courses
- Principle of Radar Remote Sensing Atmospheric
- Stochastic Processes and Spectral Analysis
- Atmospheric Wave Coupling
- Advanced Programming
- Plasma Measurement
- Atmospheric electricity
Requirements for Graduation
Required credits: 18 credits
Duration of Study: 2-5 years
Other requirements :
- Pass qualify examination before the beginning of the fifth semester after enrolling the Ph.D. Program.
- Publish at least one first author paper in an SCI journal.
- Pass an oral dissertation defense.
Research Facilities & Lab
- VHF Coherent Scatter Radar
- High-Speed Computing Lab
- Computer Lab
- Space Environment Lab
- Ionospheric Tomography Lab
- GPS and radio-wave propagation labs as well as ROCSAT I-IPEI payload Lab
- Satellite Science and Payload Engineering Labs
Admission Documents
- Autobiography
- Study Plan
- Research Proposal
- Two Letters of Recommendation
- Evidence of Chinese Proficiency
- Related Academic Publications
Last updated Feb 2018
About the School
National Central University was originally founded in Nanjing, China in 1915. NCU had later developed into a renowned academic institution with comprehensive programs and outstanding faculty, enjoying ... Read More
National Central University was originally founded in Nanjing, China in 1915. NCU had later developed into a renowned academic institution with comprehensive programs and outstanding faculty, enjoying a high reputation equal to that of Peking University. In 1962, the Graduate Institute of Geophysics was founded in Miaoli, Taiwan as the re-establishment of the University. The campus was relocated to Zhongli in 1968, and today it has become a home to more than thirteen thousand students and teachers.
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