Postgraduate degrees that deepen or change a field of study.
8 programs found
Shilin District, Taiwan
Graduate programme of the Department of Global Business, listed alongside the undergraduate tracks on the department's introduction page. The department says its education objective is a global perspective and business acumen in an entirely English-speaking environment.
Wenshan District, Taiwan
English-taught master's programme in communication studies at NCCU's College of Communication, now in its twentieth year. It welcomes applicants from any academic background and brings together students from different countries.
Wenshan District, Taiwan
Master's programme covering Taiwan and China studies as well as regional studies. All courses are taught in English and draw on political science, economics, international relations, ethnology, anthropology and history.
Wenshan District, Taiwan
Master's programme in the College of International Affairs, set up in 2012 for a global student body. It applies international relations theory and scholarship on economics, politics, security, development and diplomacy; courses and the thesis are in English.
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Master's programme in international business management established in 1996. Courses in business, marketing and finance are taught in English by faculty from three NKUST business units, with dual-degree and exchange links to partner schools abroad.
Da'an District, Taiwan
Master of Science programme in global health run by NTU's College of Public Health. International applicants apply through the SOPHAS public health application service, followed by a second document review at NTU. The page states that teaching is entirely in English.
Zhongxing Village, Taiwan
Master's programme taught fully in English for domestic and foreign students. It prepares them for business and management roles with Taiwanese enterprises, using practice-based learning and several management perspectives.
Zhongxing Village, Taiwan
English-taught graduate programme on Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific region within the College of International Studies. Elective courses span history, political science, international relations, economics and cultural studies, and the degree needs 24 credits plus a thesis.
