Development Characteristics
Over the years, many Taiwan middle- and high-level business executives have been living in the southeast coastline of China. The University, collaborating with the National Kinmen Institute of Technology, established an Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) program in Kinmen as the first one of its kind among Taiwan’s national universities. This program has been designed to give Taiwan business executives the framework, experiences, and knowledge necessary to address the challenges of regional economic integration and globalization. The program is committed to the following objectives:
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Our integrated approach strikes a balance between theory and real world application. |
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Up-to-date management technology and Asia-Pacific regional economic trends are incorporated into the curriculum; executives get vital lessons in international finance, marketing, management, and entrepreneurship. |
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The program masters China, Asia, and global marketing and economic development. |
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Diverse in expertise and perspectives, faculty and students create a dynamic and sharing environment. |
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The program cultivates Taiwan executives into high-achieving and remarkable business leaders through global education. |
Goals
► To cultivate world-class business managers and technologists for Taiwan by meeting the strategic needs of industry.
► To promote regional economic development by becoming active members of regional economic organizations.
► To enhance Taiwan businessmen’s competitiveness in the global market.
Postgraduate Opportunities
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Advanced Degree Study |
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Graduates may continue to pursue a graduate degree in economics, finance, management, or related fields in Taiwan or abroad.
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Career Opportunities |
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Graduates have many options, including but not limited to, investment banks, insurance, stock investment, international trade, manufacturing, government agencies, production, technology, sales, marketing, finance, accounting, strategic planning, human resources, or entrepreneurship. |
Future Outlook
Besides cultivating Taiwan business executives for overseas investments and global development, the EMBA program is also responsible for producing high-level management leaders for the Tainan Science Park, the Kaohsiung Science Park, Kaohsiung’s Sea and Air Transportation Center, and the Multifunctional Trade Park,
and emerging industries.
Courses Offered
The student body of our program is very diverse in terms of demographic. The majority of the students are Taiwan business executives who live in Taiwan, Kinmen, Xiamen (China), and neighboring cities. Courses at EMBA are taught with a powerful balance of theory and real world application through case studies, experiential activities, and class discussions. Students need to take 13 courses of three credits each and complete a thesis that counts for 6 credits. A total of 45 credits is required for the MBA degree.
■ Compulsory Courses
| ► Special Issues on Executive Business Management |
► MBA Thesis |
■ Elective Courses
► Organizational Behavior and Management
► Managerial Economics
► International Business Management
► Human Resource Management
► Competitiveness in the Asia-Pacific Region
► Special Issues on International Financial and Economics Legal System |
► Information Management
► Production Management
► Financial Management
► Marketing Management
► Strategic Management
► Visiting Enterprises |
■ Remarks: Minimum number of credits for graduation: 45
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