The program curriculum is designed to provide students with the in-depth perspective and the analytical tools to flourish in financial services and corporate finance positions. Internship course is optional but is strongly encouraged.
The program requires 35 graduate credits plus a 6-credit thesis, with a total of 41 credits. The standard load is 3-4 courses per semester.
Thesis
Doing your thesis...
- Decide your research topic and find an advisor by the end of your 2nd Semester; get the “Thesis Advisor Agreement Form” signed by the advisor.
- Complete other requirements:
- Complete the mandatory online courses from the learning platform operated by the Center for Taiwan Academic Research Ethics Education (AREE) and pass the examination.
- Complete all the courses and credits requirements in accordance with the guideline of the Program.
- You may try to check the originality comparison of the drafted thesis.
- Prepare for your thesis exam: in the semester of completing course credits, you may request the degree thesis examination:
- Discuss and confirm with your advisor on:
- The date and time of your thesis exam (the last day to take the exam for fall/spring semester is January 31st / July 31st) and the venue.
- The Committee members, their names and titles.
- At least one month before the exam, submit your thesis exam application form (two original copies) to the program office, with your certificate of passing the AREE courses.
- About one week before the exam, visit the program office to do the final check of all the documents to be used in the examination.
- Before or on the day of the exam, provide the result of thesis originality comparison to your advisor and exam committee.
- Discuss and confirm with your advisor on:
- After the thesis exam, you need to complete the following things:
- Submit all the exam documents to the Program Office right after the exam.
- Revise your thesis and get the confirmation from your advisor.
- Complete the originality comparison of the thesis again with the final version of thesis
- Submit the following documents to the Program Office
- Upload your thesis to the Library System: you will get information about accessing from an email sent by the system.