Master’s Program
The MA curriculum is divided into four main fields:(1) Political Thought, (2) International Relations, (3) Public Administration (4)National Politics, and (5) Comparative Politics.
Every student should select a major and a minor field of concentration from among these five fields. Before graduation, they should take all of the required courses in their major field, as well as a minimum of 3 limited elective courses in their major field. In addition, after completing 3 or more courses in their minor field, they must complete an MA thesis before receiving the MA degree.
Political Thought
- Required Courses
- Seminar on Chinese Political Thoughts
- Seminar on Western Political Thought in the Classical and Medieval Period
- Seminar on Modern Western Political Thought
- Seminar on Preparing Dissertation and Theses - Limited Elective Courses
- Seminar on Western Political Thought in the Classical Period
- Seminar on Modern Political Philosophy in the West
- seminar on Materials Concerning Politics of Ancient China
- Seminar on Materials Concerning Politics of Modern China
- Seminar on Democratic Politics Theory
- Seminar on Methodology of History of the Political Thoughts
International Relations
- Required Courses
- Seminar on the International Relation Theory
- Seminar on Foreign Policy Analysis
- Seminar on Problems of International Law
- Seminar on Preparing Dissertation and Theses
- Second Foreign Language - Limited Elective Courses
- Seminar on Statistical Methods of Social Science
- Seminar on Negotiation and Conflict
- Seminar on ROC Foreign Policy History
- Seminar on International Political Economy
- Seminar on Globalization
- Seminar on Asia-Pacific and Taiwan Security
