Since its establishment in 1997, the Graduate Institute of Communication Engineering (GICE) at National Taiwan University (NTU) has experienced steady growth. The institute currently has 47 full-time faculty members and is organized around three main research areas: "Electromagnetics," "Communications and Signal Processing," and "Data Science and Smart Networking." With the rapid advancement of emerging technologies, the institute's research has found diverse applications across various fields.

   In the evolution towards 6G, the development of advanced communication and network technologies is indispensable. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is expected to become a critical killer application and plays a key role in the intelligent management of information and communication systems. Emerging research in electromagnetics will be foundational for next-generation antennas, sensors, and essential high-frequency components. Electromagnetic compatibility technologies are required for high-speed computation and transmission in future AI era. Signal processing techniques will continue to play irreplaceable roles in communication transmission and multimedia applications.

   NTU GICE conducts cutting-edge research in electromagnetics, communication systems, network technologies, signal processing, data science, and machine learning. Through interdisciplinary collaboration, we are dedicated to making contributions to both academic research and industrial advancements in the evolving 6G AIoT era. Our goal is to achieve world-class research excellence with a direct impact on industry. We are currently engaged in research partnerships with industrial leaders such as Acer, ASUS, ChungHwa Telecom, Delta Electronics, MediaTek, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Quanta Computer, TSMC, as well as numerous SMEs. NTU GICE is committed to nurturing talents with the capacity to influence both the global academic landscape and the industrial sector.