Master Program , Department of Business Administration and Service Industry Management

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Master Program , Department of Business Administration and Service Industry Management

Department of Business Administration and Graduate school Service and Business Management

History

Chihlee was established in 1965. The department of Business Administration was one of the earliest programs of the school. At that time, the department had only five-year vocational program, which aimed to educate students graduating from junior school and meet the commercial and business demands of society.In 1989, the school upgrade to four-year college program.In 2009, the master’s program in Service Industry Management was included.

Goals and Aims

The department aims to cultivate corporate junior and middle managers who have work/service ethics and the capability to manage, execute, and control areas of marketing, finance, manufacture/production, and human resources. The department also helps students to strengthen their ability to apply learned academic information to real life professional situations. Students will be equipped with both knowledge and skills through the school’s promotion and guidance of obtaining qualification certifications.

Distinguishing Features

The department focuses on the development of diverse junior management and the integration of certification-training courses. To help develop student abilities, the department provides all new professional corporate management learning courses. Innovative Planning and Project Management (certification in Exhibition Management, Project Management, Business Plan, etc.) and Business Process Management (certification in Retail Service, Logistics Management, Service Quality, etc.) comprise the department's main developmental areas. The department focuses beyond traditional corporate management while emphasizing business function-oriented courses. In addition to professional knowledge and business management courses, the department also provides counseling courses for both proficiency in foreign languages and information and technology certificates. Furthermore, practical internship training courses are provided for and supplemented by elective courses to assist with employment of key industries (such as exhibition events, store operations, etc.). All of this helps to create a comprehensive program and an excellent learning environment for students to achieve “employment upon graduation.”