"Study Abroad in Taiwan; Leap Forward to World”
About Us
"Study Abroad in Taiwan; Leap Forward to the World"
The International Bachelor Program in Strategic Communication, College of Humanities and Social Sciences (IBSC) offers four key features. First, it provides interdisciplinary EMI courses entirely in English, fostering students' global perspectives. Second, it focuses on developing professional talent with strategic communication skills. Third, it enhances students' ability to utilize sharp language intuition for efficient communication and problem-solving in the AI era. Lastly, the program promotes "Study Abroad in Taiwan," combining local and global resources to broaden international perspectives.
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Curriculum
The International Bachelor Program in Strategic Communication, College of Humanities and Social Sciences (IBSC) program combines the strengths of four departments.: Social and Policy Sciences, Chinese Language and Literature, Applied Foreign Languages, and Art and Design. This program offers students a diverse range of learning opportunities. With an all-English learning environment, students are immersed in an international atmosphere. The curriculum for the first two years focuses on developing core skills such as strategic communication, English presentation techniques, and digital applications. In the third year, students take advanced courses in communication and persuasion, MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) management, and public speaking and debate. Additionally, IBSC offers interdisciplinary courses, corporate internships, and study abroad opportunities, enabling students to apply their knowledge in practice while expanding their global perspectives and professional skills.
Featured Highlights
The IBSC program fosters global perspectives through various initiatives, including collaborations with Bao-Sheng Elementary School, all-English instruction, global exchanges, internships, and international exchange programs. These initiatives help students develop communication skills, practical skills, and prepare them for global employment and cross-cultural understanding.
FAQ
1. What is the difference between IBSC and the Department of Foreign Languages and Applied Linguistics at Yuan Ze University?
FL focuses on learning English and Japanese as subjects, with courses in grammar, listening, speaking, reading, and writing. In contrast, IBSC students use English to study subjects like intercultural communication, sociology, and art & design. IBSC also offers a multicultural environment with international students and faculty, providing a “Study Abroad in Taiwan” experience.