The aims of College of Engineering (CoE) are to nurture hi-tech engineering talent and strengthen research and development. After years of development, the CoE now comprises the Department of Electrical Engineering (EE), Department of Mechanical and Electro-Mechanical Engineering (MEM), Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Department of Materials and Optoelectronic Science (MOES), Department of Photonics (DOP), Institute of Environmental Engineering (IEE), and Institute of Communications Engineering (ICE), and the newly established Institute of Integrated Circuit Design (IICD). Each department offers bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programs; however, post-graduate programs are only provided by the institutes. The departments of Electrical Engineering and Mechanical and Electro-Mechanical Engineering recruit about 110 undergraduate students annually. In 2006, the CoE launched an International Master’s Program in Electrical Power Engineering (IMEPE) in response to an invitation from International Cooperation and Development Fund, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. An International Master’s Program in Telecommunication Engineering (IMPTE) was also established in 2014. All the courses in both International Master’s Programs are taught in English to attract international students all over the world.