Program Overview
The English-taught International Relations Program at the College of Social Sciences, National Taiwan University, is designed to develop future global leaders with expertise in international political economy and geopolitical analysis. The interdisciplinary curriculum equips students with critical knowledge of global economics, emerging technologies, and industries shaped by globalization.
Through a combination of foundational training, specialized studies, and practical learning opportunities, the program prepares graduates to address societal challenges, navigate global trends, and make meaningful contributions to international affairs in an interconnected world.
Course Highlights
The program offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary curriculum tailored to equip students with essential knowledge and skills in global politics and economics.
Core Trainings
- – Political Science
- – Introduction to International Relations
- – Public Administration
- – The Constitution & Government of the Republic of China
Specialized Studies
- – International Law
- – Comparative Government and Politics
- – The Decision Making and Analysis of Foreign Policy
- – Seminar on Political Economy of East Asia
Practical Insights
- – Seminar on Global Supply Chain
- – The Decision Making and Analysis of Foreign Policy
- – Issues in International Economics and Trade
Student Life and Activities
Participate in vibrant campus events such as the NTU Azalea Festival and the multicultural celebration Break and Fuse Fest.
Join academic forums like the Global Initiatives Symposium, Taiwan’s largest international student academic forum.
Engage in:
- – Face-to-face interactions with political practitioners.
- – Departmental and country-based student associations.
- – Student club expos and athletic games.
- – Opportunities for overseas internships and international mentorships.
Career and Future Opportunities
Graduates of the program can pursue diverse careers, including:
- – Government and Public Policy: Roles in government agencies, foreign affairs, and public policy formulation.
- – International Organizations and Nonprofits: Positions in international organizations, think tanks, and NGOs.
- – Media and Consulting: Careers in journalism, media, and political consulting.
- – Private Sector: Employment in law, economics, and global trade-related industries.
Application Information
Eligibility : International applicants with a high school diploma and English proficiency at CEFR B2 level or higher.
Application Timeline for 2025 entry:
- – First Round: October 4, 2024 – December 5, 2024
- – Second Round: December 16, 2024 – February 13, 2025
Selection Process : Document review.
Application Link : Apply Here
Contact Information
- – Admission Inquiry: oia@ntu.edu.tw, intadmission@ntu.edu.tw
- – Course Inquiry: politics@ntu.edu.tw
Supplementary Information
- – Department Website: Click Here
- – Course Map: Click Here
- – Admissions Brochure: Click Here
