Dual Degree Master’s Program
Partner School: Georgia Institute of Technology (GIT), USA
Program:
Master of Science in Building Construction and Facility Management (GIT)
Master in Architecture (NTUST)
Departments:
NTUST- Department of Architecture
GIT – School of Building Construction
Application documents and eligibility:
- Registered Master’s student @ NTUST
- Finished at least 18 credits at NTUST
- English proof of proficiency (one of the following):
- IELTS 7.0 (min of 6.5 in each component, except Writing 5.5)
- TOEFL 90 (min of 19 in each section)
- Study Plan
Course schedule:
- After finishing 1.5-2 years at NTUST, student will go to GIT for 2~3 semesters to obtain the required credits from GIT and obtain their degree, then return to NTUST to finish any left-over credits and do Theis defense for NTUST degree.
- Maximum of 6 credits are transferable from GIT to NTUST at the discretion of NTUST, students are encouraged to list and check the planned courses for credit transfer before applying.
- At GIT, student is required to obtain the required credits stated by GIT.
- Student needs to finish their course-work at NTUST and graduate within 2 years of outbound.
- GIT offers 2 types of tracks, Thesis and Non-Thesis.
Thesis Option | Non-Thesis Option |
Core Course (12 CR) | |
Approved Electives (3 CR) | Approved Electives (6 CR) |
Research Methods (3 CR) | Concentration Elective (3 CR) |
Thesis Credit Hours (12 CR) | Common Core Electives (6 CR) |
Capstone Project (3 CR) | |
Total credits: 30 |
Fees:
- GIT related fees (insurance, International field trip in the spring semester, transportation…etc) are payable by the student to GIT.
- GIT offers no scholarship, for most up to date tuition, please visit https://bursar.gatech.edu/tuition-fees
- Upon completion of the program, students can apply for Optional Practical Training – OPT and obtain 36 months’ work visa.
Application schedule: refer to NTUST calendar
for more information: https://bc.gatech.edu/master-science-building-construction-and-facility-management