International Academic Engagement
Guest lectures, conferences, and sustainability-focused activities bring global perspectives into the learning experience.
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College of Management, NCHU
Global Connections, Shared Futures
The College of Management (CoM) connects students, faculty, and partner institutions through student mobility, degree collaboration, international academic events, and cross-border partnerships.
Global Opportunities
CoM creates multiple pathways for students and academic partners to learn, collaborate, and engage across borders.
Dual-Degree Pathways
Structured degree collaborations allow eligible students to study at CoM and an overseas partner institution.
Student Exchange
Short-term study opportunities connect students with partner institutions and diverse academic environments.
Higher Education Sprout Project
International Learning and Global Engagement, 2018–2026. Through the Higher Education Sprout Project, CoM has expanded international learning through sustainability-focused courses, guest lectures, international conferences, and student-led English media.
6 International scholars teaching sustainability-related courses, 2018–2026
16 International guest speakers invited to CoM, 2022–2026
3 International conferences held, 2022–2026
Hello! Talent English Podcast
The student-led podcast explores sustainability, the SDGs, and international trends through conversations with global scholars.
Explore the PodcastInternational Mobility at a Glance
Explore aggregated student mobility and international enrollment by year and country.
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— Outgoing total
— Countries represented
Top 5 countries
Trend by year
Data source: CoM international student tracking sheet. Aggregated figures update when the page is loaded.
Partner Schools
CoM works with institutions in Europe, North America, and Asia through exchange, dual-degree, and academic cooperation agreements.
Partner with CoM
CoM welcomes opportunities to develop meaningful and sustainable cooperation with universities and academic institutions worldwide.
Memorandum of Understanding
A general framework expressing mutual interest and intent to pursue future academic cooperation.
College-Level Exchange Agreement
A reciprocal arrangement supporting short-term student mobility between partner institutions.
Dual-Degree Collaboration
A structured academic pathway enabling students to complete sequential study at participating institutions.
- Initial communication
- Agreement drafting or review
- Department and college review
- OIA and university review
- Approval and formal signing
International Contact
International Affairs, College of Management
Dr. Elsen Yen-Chen Ho, Executive of International Affairs
Ms. Ching-Ching Hou, Staff