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Introduction Fields of Interest for Collaboration Tzu Chi University Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages 慈濟大學 文藻外語大學 INTRODUCTION Ingrid Liu - 劉怡均 YuJane Chen - 陳玉珍 INTRODUCTION Dean Chairperson of Department Tzu Chi University was founded in 1994; we have 4 Office of Academic Affairs Department of International Affairs Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages is the first colleges that contain 18 research institutes and 17 institute of higher education in Taiwan focusing on academic departments. We emphasizes the Daily Life Tel : +886-3-8565301 ext.1100 Tel : +886-7-3426031 ext.6124/6101 the teaching of foreign languages. Wenzao has college Education, Virtue Education, Humanities Education Fax : +886-3-8562490 Fax : +886-7-3100743 programs (regular 4-year and upper 2-year), post- and Appreciation for education. Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] graduate study, Chinese language learning programs, and extension education. Presently, the university has 203 partner institutes around the world. FIELDS OF INTEREST Anita Yang - 楊青穎 Aiden Yeh - 葉佰賢 FOR COLLABORATION Staff Manager of Cooperation and Office of International Affairs Exchange Section FIELDS OF INTEREST 1. Short-term exchange program Office of International and Cross-strait Tel : +886-3-8565301 ext.1018 FOR COLLABORATION 2. Academic exchange Cooperation Fax : +886-3-8574499 Email : [email protected] Tel : +886-7-3426031 ext.2611 1. Dual degrees Fax : +886-7-3100743 (including 2+1+1; 3+1; 2+2, or 3+2 plus etc.) Email : [email protected] 2. Distance learning courses 3. Exchange students 4. Short-term program www.tcu.edu.tw (Summer and tailor-made Mandarin course etc.) Address: No. 701, Section 3, Zhongyang Road www.wzu.edu.tw Hualien 97004, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Address: Tel : +886-3-8565301 No. 900 Mintsu 1st Road Fax : +886-3-8574499 Kaohsiung 80793, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Email : [email protected] Tel : +886-7-3426031 ext.2601 Fax : +886-7-3100743 Email : [email protected] 2016 NAFSAAPAIE 26 Taiwan Booth Guide 27 UniversityUniversity RepresentativesRepresentatives.
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