College Positioning and Educational Philosophy

Established in 1998, the College of Management at National Chi Nan University (NCNU) is committed to balancing humanistic values with technological literacy in management education. The College emphasizes the integration of theoretical foundations with real-world economic and industry dynamics, ensuring that academic training remains closely aligned with global development trends. Academic Development Milestones 1997 – Establishment of the Department of International Business 1998 – Establishment of the Departments of Economics and Information Management 2001 – Establishment of the Department of Finance 2008 – Establishment of the Department of Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management 2000 – Launch of the Executive MBA (EMBA) Program 2012 & 2016 – Establishment of the PhD and Master’s Programs in Emerging Industry Strategy and Development 2019 – Launch of the Graduate Program in Key Regional Industries and the Undergraduate Program of the College of Management 2025 – Establishment of the Master’s Program in Business Management and Innovative Applications of Information Technology Advancing Global Engagement and English-Medium Education In 2025, the College launched the Master’s Program in Business Management and Innovative Applications of Information Technology as a strategic pillar of institutional internationalization. Delivered entirely in English, the program integrates business decision-making with digital and information technologies, equipping students with global mobility, cross-cultural competence, and practical problem-solving capabilities essential for multinational business environments.

Quality Assurance: AACSB Accreditation Alignment

The College actively aligns with the AACSB accreditation framework, reflecting its commitment to international academic standards and continuous quality improvement. Through the Assurance of Learning (AoL) system, curriculum structures, faculty development, learning outcomes, and institutional effectiveness are systematically reviewed and enhanced, strengthening teaching excellence, research productivity, and societal engagement.

Academic Excellence and Industry Engagement

The College is supported by nearly 60 full-time faculty members with diverse international academic backgrounds and strong research credentials. Faculty research performance consistently ranks among the leading management schools in Taiwan. Multiple faculty members are recognized among Stanford University’s World’s Top 2% Scientists The Department of Information Management ranks nationally among the top institutions in SCIE-indexed publications The Department of Finance maintains top-tier output in SSCI A-level finance journals Beyond academia, faculty members actively collaborate with government agencies and industry partners in areas such as tourism policy, cultural and creative industries, healthcare economics, and ICT services, translating research expertise into policy development and industrial innovation.

Strategic Directions for Future Growth

The College advances its long-term development through four strategic priorities: Interdisciplinary Integration Cross-departmental learning pathways and flexible curriculum structures are promoted to foster dual-domain expertise and holistic problem-solving skills. Digital Competency Development Investments in data analytics infrastructure, financial laboratories, and PBL classrooms enhance students’ digital literacy, analytical capabilities, and applied learning experiences. Industry-Academia Collaboration Strong partnerships with local and global industries support experiential learning, internships, and applied research initiatives. Bilingual and Global Learning Environment Aligned with national bilingual education initiatives, English-medium instruction is expanded to strengthen international engagement and graduate employability.

Graduate Career Outcomes

Graduates of the College demonstrate strong professional performance across core industries: International Business – multinational corporations, finance, technology services, and global operations Economics – public sector agencies, financial institutions, economic research organizations Information Management – software engineering, systems analysis, FinTech, digital transformation Finance – banking, investment, corporate finance, insurance and risk management Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management – hospitality enterprises, tourism policy institutions, service innovation sectors