Triple-Objective
The Triple-Objective:Globalization, Information-oriented Education, and Future-oriented Education.
Tamkang University's Triple-objective: Globalization, Information-oriented Education, and Future-oriented Education, was born out of the foresight of Tamkang's founder, Dr. Clement C. P. Chang. He states that, "since the founding of the university, Tamkang has set 'Globalization, Information-oriented Education, and Future-oriented Education' as main objectives. The final goal is to attain quality research, improve instruction and enhance social welfare.
Globalization
Even at the founding of our university in 1950, it possessed an international outlook. In the years that followed globalization became our logical direction.
Globalization has long been one of the three major strategies of Tamkang University. In 1994, we were the first among all Taiwan universities, both public and private, to implement the Junior Year Abroad Program. Since then, 1,997 juniors of our university have studied abroad for one year. Two colleges of our Lanyang campus require that all the courses be taught in English. Our policy also stipulates that all juniors at that campus must study abroad for one year. Currently, we have approximately 400 juniors studying overseas. We also have approximately one hundred two sister universities in twenty-seven countries. At this time, we have an enrollment of about 200 foreign students and five well-known universities abroad share joint-degree programs with us.
In recent years, Tamkang University has been applying the "mass collaboration" model of Wikinomics to promote globalization. In putting more emphasis on multiple integration and innovation, we endeavor to make globalization a "peer production" from which faculty and students are able to benefit and make contributions. With such an orientation, faculty and students become "prosumers." Our long-term goal is to transform our university into a world-class institution. To achieve this goal, the number of high caliber foreign faculty and foreign students must grow significantly. We are deeply committed to achieving this goal. It is our hope that before long this number will reach a "critical mass."<top>
 

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