Interdisciplinary Program of Management - National Tsing Hua University

Interdisciplinary Program of Management

Brief Introduction

In the era of economic and industrial globalization, having a strong background in both finance and management is crucial to success. DSPMT welcomes you to explore on the journey!

DSPMT was established in 2006 under College of Management and Technology. Our vision is to cultivate well rounded future leaders with specialty training in two of the following fields: Financial Management, Science and Technology. Students will be given a Bachelor degree in Management with the two chosen specialties noted on the diploma upon the successful completion of the required courses and credits.

The first specialty can be chosen from either of the following four fields under College of Management and Technology: Economy (Department of Economy); Quantitative Finance (Department of Quantitative Finance); Law (Institute of Law and Science Technology);and Management(Institute of Technology Management; Institute of Service Science). For second specialty, NTHU offers 23 programs for students to choose from based on their interests. DSPMT is not a Liberal Arts program; instead, our curriculum provides the opportunities and training needed for its pupils to become leaders with expertise in a variety of fields.

Faculty and staff

CHEN, Pao-lien	Assistant Professor ( Ph.D in Business Administration University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, US, 2007 ) Strategy Management, Corporate Strategy, Organizational Change
CHUANG, Hwei-lin	Professor( Ph.D in Economics, Ohio State University, 1990) Labor Economics, Applied Econometrics
GAO, Ming-zhi	Assistant Professor(PhD in Law, Institute of Environmental and Energy Law, K.U.Leuven, Belgium) Energy Policy & Law, European Environmental Law
WANG, Chen-ya	Assistant Professor(Ph.D, Hospitality Management, Penn State University) Service Encounters, Cross-cultural Services Marketing, Service Recovery
WU, Shih-ying	Professor (Ph.D in Economics, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 2000) Public Economics
YU, Shih-ti	Professor (Ph.D in Economics, University of Rochester, 1993) Microeconomics, Quantitative Finance, Econometrics

Curriculum

See Annex I below the table.

Graduate Requirements

For Undergraduate students, 132 credit hours

Financial Aids

For University scholarship information, please link to http://oga.nthu.edu.tw/cont.php?id=93&m=m26&mm=mm41&tc=5&lang=en

Contact Information

For information specifically related to the Double Specialty Program of Management and Technology, please contact

Chairman : Wu, Shih-Ying, wus@mx.nthu.edu.tw,

Secretary: Wu, Chih-Wen, dmm@my.nthu.edu.tw.

For further information on the program, you can also link to http://upmt.web.nthu.edu.tw/bin/home.php?Lang=en

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