UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE CHANG GUNG UNIVERSITY-TAIWAN

Earn Your Dual Master’s Degree: � MS in Engineering, Industrial & Systems Engineering Concentration, from

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

� MS in Management from Chang Gung University-Taiwan

Qualified students from the Department of Industrial & Business Management (IBM) at Chang Gung University (CGU) are invited to pursue the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Master of Science in Engineering degree, Industrial & Systems Engineering (ISE) concentration. Admitted students will enroll in UWM’s College of Engineering & Applied Science as regular, full-time graduate students.

BENEFITS:• Two degrees, from two universities: Engineering plus

management degrees provide valuable integrated credentials.

• Two degrees, from two countries: In addition to receiving valuable international experience, students will receive degrees from two countries, expanding their employment opportunities.

• 12 fewer credits: Students in the program take up to 12 fewer credits than if both master’s degrees were pursued separately.

• Potential to do research in both countries, at both universities, if pursuing the thesis option.

• Potential to complete the UWM MS in one year, depending upon English language proficiency.

REQUIREMENTS:

CGU students should have completed at least one semester’s study at CGU.

GPA/GRE requirements:• Highly recommended for admission:

Applications with the following scores will be highly recommended for admission (4.0 scale):

− GPA 3.0+ with 155+ GRE quantitative score

− GPA 3.2+ (GRE waived)

• Minimum GPA/GRE requirements:

If undergraduate GPA is:Then GRE quantitative score should be:

2.5-2.749 155+ (required to be considered)

2.75-3.199 155+ (strongly recommended)

3.2+ Not required

English language requirements:• Regular admission: 6.5+ IELTS or 79+ TOEFL

• Admission with ESL coursework required: 6.0 IELTS or 68-78 TOEFL

CREDIT TRANSFER:

• Up to 12 CGU graduate level credits may be considered for transfer to UWM. The exact number of transfer credits will be determined by the IME department.

• Up to six transferred credits may be used for the concentration requirements.

• Transfer credits must be at the graduate level and may not have been used to attain a previously-earned degree.

FUNDING & COSTS:

• Non-resident tuition will be assessed, unless an assistantship is received.

• Up to $4,000 per Semester Chancellor’s Graduate Student Awards (CGSA): A limited number of CGSA’s may be provided to students with a GPA of 3.25+ at the discretion of the Dean of the College of Engineering & Applied Science, subject to availability of funding.

• Chang Gung University students are responsible for their own travel, room and board and all applicable UWM fees and expenses each term, including UWM health insurance.

MORE INFORMATION:

• College of Engineering & Applied Science Graduate Programs: ceas-graduate@uwm.edu

• International Admissions: uwm.edu/cie/international-admissions

• Graduate School: uwm.edu/graduateschool

More Information:• College of Engineering & Applied Science Programs: ceas-graduate@uwm.edu

• International Admissions: uwm.edu/cie/international-admissions

• Graduate School: uwm.edu/graduateschool

Why You’ll Love UWMUWM is a welcoming place to students from all over the world and is home to nearly 400 Asian students each year. In addition to numerous academic clubs, UWM has many student organizations serving the Asian student population such as the Taiwanese Student Association that help make it feel even more like home, more quickly.

You’ll find a vibrant Asian community in Milwaukee with Asian grocery stores and restaurants, and places of worship including the Phuoc-Hau Buddhist Temple, Chinese Christian Church, the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin, and the Hindu Temple of Wisconsin.

UWM is fortunate to be just minutes away from Lake Michigan and downtown Milwaukee, the largest city in Wisconsin, and home to the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks, the MLB’s Milwaukee Brewers and the Milwaukee Art Museum. Chicago is just south of Milwaukee, home to O’Hare International airport with direct flights from Taiwan to Chicago.

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE CHANG GUNG UNIVERSITY-TAIWAN

MEET CHING YA CHUANG

Industrial Engineering Dual MS Student, Chang Gung University and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Ching Ya enjoys the wide variety of industrial speakers that give speeches at her Connected Enterprise course. She especially appreciates learning from their experiences and knowing how this program builds opportunities for internships and jobs in the future.

The people in Milwaukee make a difference to Ching Ya’s experience as well. “Most people here are so friendly and full of patience, and there are many activities for international students which help us to adapt lives here.”