Electronic materials engineering is a discipline that studies and researches all materials related to the electrical and electronic fields, and organically combines each part from electronic device design, material development, to device evaluation, thereby fostering industrial talents with basic knowledge of electronic devices and creative thinking skills. This department is equipped with all research equipment necessary for materials research, led by nine professors, and boasts the top status among electronic materials engineering departments nationwide. The professors' current research areas include semiconductor materials such as silicon semiconductors, compound semiconductors, and amorphous semiconductors, and semiconductor devices using them, dielectric materials and microwave materials and devices, thin film wiring materials, magnetic head materials and magnetic memory, power semiconductors, energy-saving devices, flexible devices, integrated circuit design and testing, etc. Electronic materials engineering is a promising discipline that broadly explores the essence of various academic fields such as materials engineering and electronic engineering, and since research on new electronic materials is a field that must be prioritized above all else in the era of high-speed and high-density integration, its future development potential is higher than that of any other major in the electronics field.