Dear Students,

Effective August 1, I will assume the administrative responsibilities of the department chair and oversee the affairs of the Department of Taiwan and Regional Studies.
An ideal university should offer a spacious environment and abundant green spaces—an environment that opens your mind, inspires youthful thinking, and encourages imagination. National Dong Hwa University is precisely such a broad and free academic institution, both in terms of its campus and its flexible course structure.

The four-year undergraduate curriculum of the Department of Taiwan and Regional Studies includes university-wide core courses, college foundation courses, departmental core courses, as well as programs in Human Geography and Indigenous and Local Cultures. By combining the humanities with digital technologies, the curriculum helps you build expertise in the humanities and a strong sense of engagement with local communities. It also cultivates your ability to observe, analyze, and think critically, equipping you with the essential skills for local and regional research.

You may also choose courses and programs offered by other colleges and departments according to your interests and strengths. Through minors, double majors, teacher education programs for elementary and secondary schools, or the 3+2 bachelor's-to-master's program, you can expand your horizons through interdisciplinary learning and unlock your limitless potential.

The faculty members of the Department of Taiwan and Regional Studies are dedicated and professional. We foster close faculty-student collaboration and are committed to taking meaningful action and engaging deeply with our local communities.