Graduate School of Business
The Graduate School of Business aims to cultivate professionals and researchers equipped with advanced expertise and problem-solving skills essential for today’s business environment. By studying management, accounting, marketing, and economics in an integrated manner, students develop a balanced understanding of theory and practice, enabling them to contribute to the development of global business and local economies. The program also accommodates diverse career needs, offering a practical research report system for working professionals and research guidance for those pursuing the Doctoral Course.
Research Keywords
- Business Administration and Management Strategy
- Financial Accounting and Analysis
- Management Accounting and Cost Accounting
- Economics and International Business
- Marketing and Business Data Analysis
Potential Career Paths
- Corporate Management and Leadership:Corporate planning, business strategy, marketing roles
- Accounting and Finance:Certified public accountant, tax accountant, corporate financial analyst
- Research and Education:University faculty, business consultant, think tank researcher
- Global Business and Public Administration:Overseas representative, trading company or international organization staff, local government industry promotion officer
Educational Objectives and Distinctive Features
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1. Integrated Study Combining Theory and Practice
The program offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines accounting, management, marketing, and economics, structured into two specializations: the Major in Accounting and the Major in Management and Economy.
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2. Two Course Options Tailored to Career Goals
- Business Professional Course:Allows students to submit a practical research report instead of a master's thesis, deepening practical insights relevant to their professional roles.
- Research Professional Course:Focuses on developing advanced research skills in preparation for the Doctoral Course.
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3. Thorough Individual Guidance in Small-Class Settings
The program offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines accounting, management, marketing, and economics, structured into two specializations: the Major in Accounting and the Major in Management and Economy.
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4. Flexible Learning System for Working Professionals and International Students
The program offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines accounting, management, marketing, and economics, structured into two specializations: the Major in Accounting and the Major in Management and Economy.
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5. Achievements and Social Contributions
The program offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines accounting, management, marketing, and economics, structured into two specializations: the Major in Accounting and the Major in Management and Economy.
Students gain the specialized knowledge and problem-solving skills needed to excel in business, as well as the advanced expertise and analytical abilities essential for those aiming to pursue research careers.
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