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International College Canada 1 International College Canada 1 United States 29 Mexico1 Partnerships Worldwide Asia University (AU) aspires to become a prestigious international university. In response to the growing trend in the globalization of higher education, AU started recruiting international students in 2004, and has already admitted more than 2330 international students from more than 45 countries, including China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Mongolia, Japan, Korea, Chile, Colombia, Saint Vincent, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Germany, France, Finland, the United Kingdom, Malawi, Uganda, Kenya, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Turkey, Russia, Mexico, Canada, and the United States, In order to better serve and care for our fast growing number of international students, AU established its International College in August, 2010. This College provides a friendly living and learning environment and helps coordinate and integrate in-campus teaching and research resources for our international students. This College also supervises the assurance of quality of AU’s 15 English-taught international programs (as yet 2018) for both graduate and undergraduate students (See Chart A below). It meanwhile offers various CEFR levels of Mandarin Chinese courses to meet the needs of our international students for their academic studies and for daily life. It also works together with AU’s academic Colleges to create and offer summer programs for the visiting international students of AU’s partner universities around the globe (see Chart B below). Each year we receive more than 400 international students from AU’s partner universities for our summer programs. A. AU’s 15 International Programs Graduation PhD MS BA Tuition/Year Requirements-credits Dept. of Healthcare Administration PhD MS Ph.D.30 MS.26 NTD$115,134 Dept. of Psychology PhD MS Ph.D.34 MS.30 NTD$113,032 Dept. of Biotechnology MS 24 NTD$117,750 Dept. of Computer Science PhD MS Ph.D.36 MS.27 NTD$113,032 & Information Engineering Dept. of Bioinformatics PhD MS Ph.D.24 MS.30 NTD$115,504 and Medical Engineering Dept. of International Master of IMBA 36 NTD$98,468 Business Administration Dept. of Business Administration PhD 36 NTD$98,468 International Undergraduate Program in IBF 128 NTD$95,600~ NTD$112,140 Finance and Management Joint Degree Undergraduate Program IBF 64 NTD$95,600 in Finance and Management 10 United Kingdom 7 Finland 1 Russia 1 Holland 1 Germany 1 Mongolia 8 France 2 Switzerland 2 Romania 2 Korea 10 Spain 1 Italy2 Japan 15 Bangladesh 1 China 80 India 18 Hong Kong 3 Vietnam 6 Thailand 8 Malaysia 8 Philippines 3 Singapore 2 Indonesia 88 Australia 2 New Zealand 2 Joint Degree Undergraduate Program in Accounting BAcc 64 NTD$95,600 & Information Systems Dept. of Foreign Languages and Literature MA 27 NTD$97,170 Teaching English to Young Learners(Dept. of Foreign MA(Interdisci- 27 NTD$97,170 Languages +Early Childhood Education) plinary) International Non-Government Organization (INGO) MA(Interdisci- 30 NTD$97,170 Dept. of Social Work plinary) Dept. of Digital Media Design PhD 24 NTD$113,032 PhD (Interdis- College of Creative Design 24 NTD$113,032 ciplinary) Note. 1.Some additional fees may be charged, please confirm before application. 2.For other BA, MA, MS, PhD programs taught in Chinese and for any other information, please contact us. B. AU’s 11 Summer Programs (English-taught) for July & August Summer Programs Hours Language & Culture 57 Community Care Practice in Taiwan 54 Creative and Cultural Industry 60 Web Design 60 Artificial Intelligence (AI) 54 Creativity & Entrepreneurship 54 FinTech 60 Leisure & Recreation Management 54 Finance and Cultural Program 60 Healthy Aging & Anti-Aging 42 Medical Speech, Language and Hearing 57 11 Asia University has so far established 15 dual degree programs for both undergraduate students(2+2 or3+1) and graduate students(3+2 or1+1) with our partner universities around the globe(see Chart C below) and the number is increasing as global mobility and overseas learning experience has become a new focus in higher education all over the world. C. AU’s15 Dual Degree Programs with Partner Universities Country School Collaborating Department Type UK University of Northampton Foreign Language and Literature 3+1 UK University of Sunderland Finance 3+1 UK De Montfort University College of Creative Design 3+1 Switzerland School of Business and Hotel Management Leisure and Recreation Management 3+1 USA California State University, San Bernardino Business Administration(Master) 1+1 College of Medical and Health Science USA Case Western Reserve University 3+2 (leading to Master) USA Iona College Computer Science( leading to Master) 3+2 Healthcare Administration/ USA Texas Health and Science University 2+2 Health and Nutrition Biotechnology USA Northern Illinois University Accounting and Information Systems 3+1+1 & 2+2 Finance 2+2 Mongolia Institute of Finance and Economics Accounting and Information Systems 2+2 Malaysia New Era College University Visual Communication Design 2+2 Vietnam Hanoi University of Business and Technology Finance 2+2 Indonesia Diponegoro University Biotechnology 2+2 Health and Nutrition Biotechnology 2+2 Indonesia Esa Unggul University Health and Nutrition Biotechnology 2.5+1.5 College of Information and Electrical Thailand Prince of Songkla University 1+1 Engineering The Center for International Academic Exchange The Center for International Academic Exchange (CIAE) is the designated office in Asia University in charge of international affairs, including international exchanges with partner universities around the world, as well as international recruitment of prospective students. We collaborate with a number of world class partner institutions offering student exchange and a range of other academic activities. We are proud of our comprehensive international involvement and we welcome opportunities to collaborate with other universities around the world. We help coordinate negotiations to establish student exchange programs, Memoranda of Understanding (MOU), Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) and other partnership agreements. To date, we have established partnerships with 226 universities around the globe, such as Tsing Hua University, China, the University of Hong Kong, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, National University of Singapore, Waseda University, Kindai University, Nagasaki University, Kyoto University, Japan, Ewha Womans’ University, Korea, Chiang Mai University, Prince of 12 Songkla University, Mahildo University, Thailand, Diponegoro University, Airlangga University, ITS. Indonesia, De La Salle University, the Philippines, University of California, Berkeley, University of California, Irvine, Stanford University, Southampton University, UK, University of Florence, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Italy, Erasmus University of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, just to name a few. The CIAE not only recruits talented international students and provides quality assistance to students in all phases of the admission process; it also assists students in maintaining legal status during their study at Asia University. We encourage all qualified students who have a strong interest in Asia University to apply. ‧Applying online—You can apply to our school online by following the steps below: Go to our website (http://ciae.asia.edu.tw/) Quick Link click Admission then choose Online Application. ‧Applying by mail–All application forms and supporting documents should be mailed to: 500, Lioufeng Rd., Wufeng, Taichung City, 41354, Taiwan ‧Applying in person–You may file your application in person or through your representative by submitting all the required materials to the CIAE at Asia University. Center for Creative Leadership To select students with high potential and foster their perspective in global vision, creative critique, leadership and social enterprising through curriculum, unofficial and potential curriculum so they will become leaders who actively participate in social welfare, invigoration of social reforms and the development in humanities. Our current program focus is to promote both OProSS (Overseas Professional Social Service) and DProSS (Domestic Professional Social Service) projects which encourage students to apply their professional knowledge and A-PBL (Advanced Project-Based Learning) technique while serving people and communities in need. Center for the Development of Language Teaching and Research The Center boasts many quality language teachers, including international teachers from the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and New Zealand whose diverse geographic and cultural backgrounds help establish a multicultural learning environment for our students. The Center is also dedicated to creating a friendly language learning environment outside of the class room by offering 24/7 online learning resources.techniques,and critical thinking as well as to teach members how to organize and lead a student society. Contact Us The International College The Center for International Academic Exchange Phone: +886-4-23323456 ext.6296 Phone: +886-4-23323456 ext.6278 Fax: +886-4-23394140 Fax: +886-4-23394140 Website: http://ci.asia.edu.tw Website: http://ciae.asia.edu.tw Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 13.
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