National Taiwan University GMBA Curriculum

ACADEMICS

Curriculum

NTU’s Global MBA program emphasizes a rigorous core curriculum designed to provide students from all academic backgrounds a solid foundation in general business education. From this foundation, students may customize their studies through a wide range of available elective courses. In this way, students leave the Global MBA ready to navigate the 21st century business landscape while focusing their education on their individual interests, expertise, and aspirations.

The Curriculum

Timeline

We recommend a two-year plan of study for completion of the Global MBA. However, the timeline is flexible based on the individual’s needs. You may squeeze the study in 1 year, or you may finish in 1.5 or 2 years. If you are a part-time student or you would like to join our exchange program, you may have a longer study period of up to 3 or 4 years.

Courses Offered

Core Courses
Financial Management Financial Reporting Management Accounting Marketing Management	Organizational Behavior Service and Operations Management Statistics and Data Analysis Strategic Management
Elective Courses

Advertising & Marketing Communication
Asian Business Consulting (ABC)
Business Communication
Business Model Canvas: How to Build a Start-Up
Chinese Family Business
Climate Change and Sustainability
Crisis Management
Cross-Cultural Management
Cultivating Future Leaders
with a Global Perspective in Industry
Digital Trends and Management in Cloud Computing
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Enterprise Risk Management
ESG Investing
Fit to Lead
From CFO to CEO
Global Brand Strategy and Management

Global Entrepreneurial Financing and Sustainable Business
Global Investment: Markets, Instruments and Risk Management
Global Management Forum (GMF)
Game Theory and Business
Human Resource Management
Leadership Practice by Self-Coaching
Management Information System
Managing Strategic Alliances from a Global Perspective
Negotiation Strategies and Skills
Platform Strategy
Systems Thinking and Learning Organization
Thesis Writing
Wine and Spirit Cultural Business
Winning Strategies of Asian Semiconductor Industry in Global Chip Contest

Notes when choosing your electives

Students may elect to take a maximum of six credits of Chinese-taught classes to satisfy the Global MBA degree requirements.
All elective classes must be at the Master’s or Graduate level (i.e., the courses with the “M” or “U” codes) and offered by the NTU College of Management. If you will be taking courses from NTNU or NTUST, please check with the GMBA office if the courses may meet graduation requirements.

Chinese Language Courses

For international students, Chinese language courses for all skill levels are offered, free of charge, for up to one year through NTU’s Office of International Affairs. Although these courses are taken for credit and will appear on students’ transcripts, they do not count towards the Global MBA graduation requirement.

Academic Ethics Course

Graduate students admitted from the academic year 2018-2019 onwards are required to pass six hours of academic ethics courses according to the regulations of National Taiwan University. Online academic ethics courses are available here: https://ethics.moe.edu.tw/. After you complete the courses and pass the final exam, you may download the certificate of completion after 12:00 noon the next day. Please show this certificate when you apply for your graduation.
Online Ethics Course Guideline

Credit Transfer

If you have taken business-related credit classes, those credits may transfer to GMBA graduation credits. Details please see: GMBA Freshman Credit Transfer Application Regulations

GMBA Previous Credit Requirements

Graduation Requirements

For Students admitted in 2017 onwards, a completion of thirty-nine (39) credits, including eight (8) core courses and a MBA thesis, is required for graduation.

For Students admitted in 2014, 2015 and 2016, a completion of thirty-nine (39) credits, including ten (10) core courses and a MBA thesis, is required for graduation.

For detailed information please see HERE.