INTERNATIONAL DUAL DEGREE BACHELOR PROGRAM IDDBP
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Dual Degree Bachelor Program

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International Dual Degree Bachelor Program (IDDBP)

Each student who successfully completes the Program, including its compulsory mobility requirement, shall receive two separate diplomas certifying the education received, one shall be ‘Sarjana Teknik (S.T.)’ issued and signed by the Rector of Petra Christian University (PCU) and the other shall be ‘Bachelor of Science (B.S.)’ issued and signed by the President of National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (TAIWAN TECH).

Requirement


This program requires that the participating students spend at least 8 semesters to complete the bachelor’s degree in both participating institutions. The participating students will attend the first four semesters at CE-PCU and the last four semesters at CCE-TAIWAN TECH. The participating students must fulfill the academic requirements of obtaining the Bachelor Degree specified by both institutions. The participating students should pay the tuition fee at the institute where they study.


Courses, Exams and Thesis


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Courses

All courses offered by both institutions will be recognized and transferred as equivalence semester credit based on the following details (please also refer to the proposed PCU-TAIWAN TECH International Dual Bachelor’ Program):

(1) Courses in the first two years of study at PCU

 Courses in the first year of study at CE-PCU (Freshman)

Participating students from CE-PCU should be required to complete a minimum of 39 credit units at CE-PCU in the first year of study.

 Courses in the second year of study at CE-PCU (Sophomore)

Participating students from CE-PCU should be required to complete a minimum of 46 credit units at CE-PCU in the second year of study.

(2) Courses in the 3-4 year of study at TAIWAN TECH

 Courses in the first year of study at CCE-TAIWAN TECH (Junior)

Participating students from CCE-TAIWAN TECH should be required to complete a minimum of 41 credit units at CCE-TAIWAN TECH in the third year of study.

 Courses in the second year of study at CCE-TAIWAN TECH (Senior)

Participating students from CCE-TAIWAN TECH should be required to complete a minimum of 33 credit units at CE-TAIWAN TECH in the fourth year of study.

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Examinations

The examination will be performed during their study in each institution where the courses have been taken and will follow the local regulation.

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Thesis

Thesis for participating students of International Dual Degree Bachelor Program from CE-PCU is totally conducted at CCE-TAIWAN TECH. The students need to acquire the “agreements of supervision” from CCE-TAIWAN TECH. And the final evaluation for the Thesis will be evaluated by the supervisor from CCE-TAIWAN TECH.

Qualification for participating students


The prospective students to register in the International Dual Degree Bachelor Program (IDDBP) will be selected by CE-PCU and CCE-TAIWAN TECH when they apply for IDDBP. The students will come to CCE-TAIWAN TECH after finishing all required courses at CE-PCU.


Degree

Participating students who complete the program will receive dual degree from both institutions based on the following criteria:

(1) Degree Requirements at Petra Christian University Surabaya (PCU)

Total credits required by students to take at CE-PCU are 85 credit units

(2) Degree Requirements at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (TAIWAN TECH)

Total credits required by students to at take CE-TAIWAN TECH are 74 credit units

Experience Sharing
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Junius Halawa


from Indonesia


NTUST is a gateway to learn advanced knowledge and technology. It also drills and facilitates me to explore deeply the different fields of engineering, especially at structural engineering. Specifically, many focused research laboratories and outstanding faculty here are available for being an advisor and good friend for me to build and produce the best academic research experience and environment. Moreover, I think something that is really cool is about kind people outside campus, exciting places with good taste of food to explore. For sure, I have found a good reason to enjoy the valuable study here.


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Welile Dlamini


from Eswatini


Taiwan has been a home away from home. I have the chance to meet new and amazing people from different countries while studying at NTUST. The school does not only offer academic support to students but also promotes cultural exchange through cultural exhibitions for different countries. While studying, not only I am learning more than just aspects of theory of engineering, but I also have chances to go out to the field, and see what the engineering world is all about outside of class. Taiwan is a very advanced country compared to home; while I am here, I learn new things almost every day.

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Charles
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Charles Julius Salim


from Indonesia


My master degree research was about steel structure and steel reinforced concrete structure. I took 8 courses during my study. The assignments that were given in class encourage us to practice our intuition in solving the specific problem. Aside from studying in the class, I spent most of my time in laboratory doing experiments and analysis to complete my thesis. Although the tasks were a lot and tough, they could enhance my experience and be useful in the future. I really enjoyed my time in NTUST because it has many good facilities such as the dormitory, canteen, sport yard, library, convenience store, and post office. All of these facilities made us feel like staying in our own home where the needs can be easily found in the campus area.

Introduction for the Department of Civil & Construction Engineering (CCE-TAIWAN TECH):


National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan Tech), established in 1974 as the very first technical university in Taiwan, is located at Taipei city, the capital city of Taiwan, just 3 km south to Taipei City Government and Taipei 101. Taiwan Tech was ranked 48th in the 2016 QS Asia University Rankings. The University aims to create high-quality trained engineers and managers that meet the challenges by the Taiwan’s rapid economic and industrial development in the future. Taiwan Tech pledges itself to be an excellent institution for the education, research, and service to the society worldwide. In future, Taiwan Tech will continue to maintain a balanced emphasis on the theory and practice, science and technology and the humanities to develop into a world-class university of applied research.The Department of Civil and Construction Engineering (DCCE) of Taiwan Tech was established in 1975. DCCE offers the Bachelor, Master and Doctoral degrees since 1975, 1979 and 1983, respectively. As for the year of 2017, there are 32 full-time and 19 part-time faculty members, about 333 undergraduate student students, 192 Master graduate students, 30 Doctoral graduate student and 74 international students studying toward the Master and Doctoral degrees. Both the undergraduate and postgraduate program of DCCE have been accredited by the Institute of Engineering Education Taiwan (IEET), a Full Signatory of Washington Accord, since 2007 and 2008, respectively. The undergraduate and postgraduate degrees offered by DCCE are accepted by all the Signatories of Washington Accord, currently including the USA, Canada, UK, Japan, Sigapore, etc., in a total of other 20 countries. This has been proven being helpful not only in assisting our students to enter the international construction industry but also recruiting best international students. Currently the DCCE has five divisions, Construction Management, Structural Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Construction Material and Construction Information Technology. For more detailed information, please visit the English website of DCCE. (http://www.ct.ntust.edu.tw/ct_eng/). DCCE was ranked as Top 3 in Taiwan according to 2017 QS World University Rankings in Civil and Structural Engineering.