研究室新生面談常見問題
Frequently asked questions for prospective postgraduate students

  1. 研究領域及方向：請參閱相關研究與發表。

  2. 研究方法：請參閱相關研究與發表。目前研究生皆以質性研究為主。

  3. 論文主題：大多由研究生與指導教授討論決定，少數與計畫相關。

  4. 指導方式及meeting方式：原則上每週兩次meeting，一次為進度報告(碩二進度報告、碩一paper報告)，一次團體meeting大家討論交通運輸時事與新聞。

  5. 計畫案及研究助理經費：研究室計畫案數量有限，較無法定期提供研究生相關經費。

  6. 研究室主要規定：希望研究生能在大多數同學也在的上課時間出現，避免在校出現時間與大家差別太大導致不常碰面，影響研究室氣氛。

  7. 畢業規定：通過所上各項審查及畢業規定。畢業時程與大多數所內學生相同。

  8. 過往研究生畢業發展：交通運輸產業之公部門、規劃顧問公司、智慧交通產業、物流企業、高科技產業等。

有興趣面談之研究所新生，歡迎分享對交通運輸之觀察與想法。

  1. Research areas and directions: Please refer to relevant research projects and publications.

  2. Research methods: Please refer to relevant research projects and publications. At present, most advisees primarily adopt qualitative research methods.

  3. Thesis topics: In most cases, topics are determined through discussion between the advisees and the supervisor; a small number are related to funded research projects.

  4. Supervision and meeting arrangements: In principle, two meetings are held each week: one for progress reports (second-year advisees present thesis progress; first-year advisees present paper reports), and one group meeting for collective discussion of current issues and news related to transport and mobility.

  5. Funded projects and research assistantships: The lab has limited funding, so it is difficult to provide regular financial support or research assistantships to advisees.

  6. Main lab expectations: advisees are expected to be present in the lab during periods when most other advisees are also present, to avoid significant scheduling differences that may reduce interaction and negatively affect the lab environment.

  7. Graduation requirements: Advisees must pass all departmental examinations and fulfil the programme’s graduation requirements. The expected time to graduation is similar to that of most students in the department.

  8. Career paths of former advisees: Public sector roles in transport and mobility, planning and consulting firms, intelligent transport industries, logistics companies, and high-tech industries.

Prospective postgraduate students who are interested in an interview are welcome to share their observations and ideas on transport and mobility.