Guidelines for Degree Thesis Defense Examination (M.S.)


The Period of Graduation Defense Examination:
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Defense Season in Spring Semester: April 1 to July 31.
- Defense Season in Fall Semester: October 1 to January 31.
Requirements for Examination Committees for MS Candidates:
- For MS candidates, a minimum of three (or more) committee members are required, with a minimum of two of them being internal members of NTUST.
Graduate Thesis Title Application and Review:
- Graduate students (student ID starting with 112 and onward) must submit their thesis title and research objectives for departmental review before the course add/drop deadline of the semester in which they plan to take the degree defense exam. This review ensures alignment with the department’s academic fields. Students who miss this deadline will not be eligible to apply for the degree defense exam. Click here to upload the review form.
Co-Advisor Confirmation Form:
- Please check the guidelines and download the form here (Ignore this step if you do not have co-advisor)
Before Defense |
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Verification of the non-academic committee members (Skip this if not applicable) |
Committee Members who are from "non-academic" field (i.e. industry / private company) shall have their qualifications validated by the Department before thesis defense (click to download the application form) (Skip this if not applicable) |
Defense Date Registration and Receipt Preparation |
Degree Defense Registration Portal : ME internal system (https://student.me.ntust.edu.tw/#)(Login restricted to campus domain only.)
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Reservation for meeting room : |
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On the day of your defense |
Prepare the following documents in hardcopy for Committee's approval signatures.
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After Defense |
Please submit the following documents back to the Department Office:
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Delay (Embargo) public access to the Thesis (optional) |
Please visit NTUST Library for application form and guidelines
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School-Leaving Procedure |
Upload the final draft to NTUST Library system Two copies of your thesis are required for the school-leaving procedure.
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Last update: 2025