NCCU College of Liberal Arts will continue to offer the International Graduate Lectures in Sinology in the current academic year. The Program will offer five intensive lecture courses, each conducted over several weeks. The courses include:
1.Explorations in Chinese Character Studies and Chinese Language Teaching from the Czech Perspective
2.Governance in Taiwan as Reflected in the Documents of the Governor-General’s Office
3.International Relations and Exchange in Modern East Asia
4.The Modern Transformation of Sensory Culture: New Structures of Feeling in Modern China
5.Sinology and Buddhist Studies in the West
The lecture speakers include Sinology scholars from Taiwan and abroad, including scholars from Japan, China, Hong Kong, the Czech Republic, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Students with official student status at NCCU or other domestic universities may enroll in the courses through the University’s official course registration procedures.
The second-round initial course registration period at NCCU will take place from 9:00 a.m. on January 19 to 5:00 p.m. on January 21. Students who intend to enroll are kindly requested to observe the registration timeline and complete course registration in accordance with the University’s official procedures.
Master’s and doctoral students with valid enrollment at domestic or international institutions who are able to attend classes in person during the course period may apply to enroll in the courses through the inter-university course registration system.
For the latest information regarding the courses, please refer to the official website of the International Graduate Lectures in Sinology.
Details regarding class schedules, venues, and course requirements are subject to the course syllabi.
