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Tunghai University International College Tunghai University International College VISION. LEADERSHIP. INNOVATION Why Come to Taiwan? A Vibrant, Multi-Cultural Immersion Experience • One of the most multi-cultural nations in East Asia with rich cultural diversity and historical impacts from Aboriginals, Taiwanese, Chinese, Japanese, and Westerners • A gateway to China • A treasure trove of traditional Chinese culture and values • Mandarin Chinese with traditional characters • Over 20% of GDP invested in China, leading to opportunities for internships or further study across the Strait • Friendly, warm people • Clean air and a beautiful natural environment (Tunghai University is the “most beautiful” university campus in Taiwan, with architecture designed by I.M. Pei and extensive green spaces) • A vibrant multi-party democracy with no restrictions on personal freedoms (no web censorship; no limits to political, artistic, or personal expression) • Deep social and economic relationships with diverse cultures of the world, including Europe, America, Southeast Asia, and China Tunghai University Fostering Talents for the 21st Century • Established in 1955 • The first comprehensive University in Taiwan • Founders: Christian Leaders and the United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia • Location: Taichung, Taiwan • Campus Size: 345 acres • Programs: 35 undergraduate, 36 masters, and 13 doctoral programs • Over 17,000 undergraduate and graduate students • 9 Colleges: Arts, Science, Engineering, Management, Social Science, Agriculture, Fine Arts and Creative Design, Law, and International College Tunghai Values and Heritage Tunghai University has a rich past with international roots. The Christian Church played a large role in establishing the University. United States Vice President Nixon presided over the grand opening, and world renowned architects I.M. Pei, C.K. Chen, and Chao-kang Chang designed the campus. Tunghai also boasts a highly creative and experimental spirit. Upon its founding in 1955, Tunghai went on to be the first in the history of Chinese education to pioneer a general education curriculum, Student Service Program, and a student honor code. Rooted in excellence, Tunghai University continues to stand tall in higher education boasting exemplary programs, teachers, and students with the curiosity and drive to seek truth and share their ideas with Taiwan and the world. Why The International College? The International College Experiential Learning The International College is an innovative liberal arts based Flexibility of course selections at Tunghai International College: College that strives to redefine how students see and • General education courses taught in English (topics: Society, interact with the world. In striving to achieve this vision, the Culture, and Political History of Taiwan, East Asian Religions, International College is committed to providing an English Environmental Science) immersion environment, interdisciplinary curriculum, • Business courses taught in English experiential learning, and multi-cultural experiences. • Advanced courses/internships taught in English (Internships Students are also encouraged to continue seeking learning can be repeated or extended pending visa approval and local experiences outside the classroom through meeting successful conditions) professionals, pursuing internships, and traveling abroad • Chinese language courses and complimentary culture classes to engage in the world around them. Providing such an through the Chinese Language Center (assigned based on a international environment gives us a distinct advantage to help placement test) atudents become leaders in the globalized 21st Century and • A core faculty of domestic and international professors, and grow a strong alumni network in Taiwan and around the world. local CSL (Chinese as a Second Language) instructors Tunghai International College International Business Administration (IBA) Sustainability Science & Engineering (SSE) In 2014 Tunghai University, continuing its long tradition of international education, launched the International College. The International College only offers programs taught entirely in Chinese, promotes the liberal arts and sustainability studies, and embodies the ideals of humanism and professionalism. With an emphasis on cross-cultural communication, global leadership, and holistic fundamental education, the International College has designed a general education curriculum with coursework in contemporary trends in politics, economics and society; arts and letters; ecology and sustainability; and global citizenship for the 21st century. THU’s International College is the first English-Immersion undergraduate program in Taiwan. Moreover, the International College is collaborating with overseas partners that share Tunghai’s commitment to professional studies with a liberal arts foundation. Taiwanese students and their foreign counterparts are brought together under an English-based learning and living environment. Through in-class lectures, discussions and oral presentation, and overseas studies, our students can experience different cultures and study global issues with classmates from around the world. A few scholarship opportunities are now available to students studying in the International College. International students will be eligible to receive scholarship to help support their study in the International Business Administration or Sustainable Sciences and Engineering programs. In Global Leadership Core Values: Awareness of current events Engagement with the world A self critical attitude Leadership and confidence The goal of the Global Leadership Honors Program is to enhance students’ international awareness and global vision. Through coursework, guest lectures, and English events and activities in an international atmosphere, Honors Program students will gain a multi-faceted, factual, and first-hand understanding of global trends in business, economy, culture, and the arts. Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business Administration Special Features of the Program Global Leadership Courses • Truly an all English program. GL Personal Identity in Historical Perspective (3 Credits) • International environment-teachers, students and GL Trends in Culture and the Arts (3 Credits) exchange students. GL Trends in Global Ecology and Environmental Change (3 Credits) • Study overseas opportunity-exchange Program, Dual GL International Political, Social and Economic Policy (3 Credits) Degree Programs. GL Leadership and Global Citizenship for the 21st Century (3 Credits) • Interaction with global leaders from international corporation and successful private entrepreneurs that International Business Administration lead to internships and jobs upon graduation. Mandarin Chinese (4 Credits) • Nurturing environment with teachers, advisors, First Year English (6 Credits) American mentors, and classmates. Second Year English (4 Credits) • Objectives: Economics (6 Credits) - Theoretical and practical problem-solving abilities. Accounting (6 Credits) - Contemporary management techniques and overall Principles of Management (3 Credits) decision-making abilities. Calculus (3 Credits) - Information technology applications and leadership Business Statistics (3 Credits) communication abilities. Effective Business Communication in English (4 Credits) - Global vision and a passion for diversified learning. Organization Behavior (3 Credits) - Holistic education and a positive attitude for lifetime Marketing and Management (3 Credits) learning. Human Resource Management (3 Credits) Electronic Commerce (3 Credits) Financial Management (3 Credits) Business Policy (3 Credits) International Business Management (3 Credits) Business Ethics (3 Credits) Entrepreneurship (3 Credits) Electives Courses (51 Credits) Bachelor of Science/Engineering in Sustainability Science & Engineering Special Features of the Program Global Leadership Courses • Turns sustainability into a business opportunity. GL Personal Identity in Historical Perspective (3 Credits) • Emphasizes an English language focus centered on GL Trends in Culture and the Arts (3 Credits) policy, scientific and engineering communication skills. GL Trends in Global Ecology and Environmental Change (3 Credits) • Develops scientific, engineering, and policy skills that GL International Political, Social and Economic Policy (3 Credits) seek to turn resources into effective environmental GL Leadership and Global Citizenship for the 21st Century (3 Credits) action. • Provides summer industrial/onsite internship Sustainability Science & Engineering opportunities both locally and abroad and invites Mandarin Chinese (4 Credits) professional practitioners to offer career advice. First Year English (6 Credits) • Offers a unique all-English taught general education Second Year English (4 Credits) curriculum and exclusively English-based evening Calculus (3 Credits) activities and clubs. General Chemistry (3 Credits) • Boasts a diverse faculty from different backgrounds and Chemistry Laboratory (1 Credits) areas of expertise. Economics (3 Credits) • Appoints a full-time American teaching assistant to Physics (3 Credits) help students with their required courses. Ecology (3 Credits) • Collaborates with partner schools in Europe and Introduction to Sustainability Science and Engineering (3 Credits) America to offer study abroad and dual-degree Material and Energy Balance (3 Credits) programs. Principal of Unit Operations in Chemical Engineering (3 Credits) Pollution prevention and control
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