「社會科學學院」以推展社會科學學術之教學、研究及服務為宗旨

Our college was established in 1927 and in 1993 was officially named the “College of Social Sciences” (CSS). CSS’s objective is to “develop social science education and learning methods, while promoting comprehensive research of the subject.” The overarching mission of CSS is to train students to become “empathetic future leaders.”

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【Announcement】Engage with global leaders at CAPRI’s Third Annual Forum on May 12!

Get an exclusive seat in a dedicated student section at the Asia Pacific’s leading policy event—the CAPRI Annual Forum, Building Resilience on Shaky Ground in the Asia Pacific. This year’s Forum will convene policymakers, industry pioneers, academics, and other thought leaders from all over the Asia Pacific and beyond to explore how the region can maintain its resilience on the unsteady ground of trade wars and climate and health crises and build inclusive, green, and resilient communities. Featured speakers: –

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Social Innovation

In addition to valuing a proper foundation of theoretical knowledge, CSS stresses the application of social innovation to solve real-world societal issues, increasing students' ability to create value through academic research.

Future Leaders

Utilize an interdisciplinary approach to construct localized knowledge and value systems in order to cultivate empathetic leaders for the future.

International Exchange

Promote international exchange to become a global focal point for the cultivation of talent and academic research related to the Asia Pacific region.

Faculty of CSS

CSS is supported by exceptional faculty members and research fellows who have frequently published articles on renowned peer-reviewed domestic and international journals. CSS currently has 138 full-time faculty members, including 66 professors, 49 associate professors, and 23 assistant professors.

Students of CSS

The College of Social Sciences has a total enrollment of 2,160 undergraduate students, 828 master’s students, 238 doctoral students, and 413 working-professional students. In total, CSS contains 3693 people.

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