Highlights of the Jinwen Travel Management Department:

1. Connecting with the World, Expanding Horizons:

The department promotes multilingual courses, allowing students to broaden their perspectives by stepping outside Taiwan. Through initiatives like the Ministry of Education’s “Dream Building” and “Dream Flying” programs, students can undertake six-month internships abroad in countries like Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Australia, and China. Additionally, with international students from Japan, Korea, China, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Vietnam, and other countries, Jinwen offers an international learning environment without leaving Taiwan, fulfilling the idea of "joining the Jinwen Travel Management Department means immersing in an international environment."

2. Interdisciplinary Learning, Cultivating Innovative Talent:

The department encourages interdisciplinary learning through options like 3+1 dual degrees, minors, and cross-disciplinary programs, such as tour guiding and international aviation courses. Adopting digital flipped education fosters self-motivation in learning. Students are also guided to obtain relevant certifications, including domestic tour leader licenses, IATA ticketing, and various professional certifications, paving the way for a competitive future in the tourism and aviation industries.

3. Industry-Academia Collaboration, Professional and Practical:

With close industry-academia collaboration, the department emphasizes practical experience through tailored courses, guest lectures, and half-year internships, enhancing students' abilities to "get a job upon enrollment and be promoted upon employment." The department also offers special training programs aligned with corporate needs, earning recognition as one of the top choices for employers in the tourism and leisure field.

4. Field Learning, Smart Tourism:

The department leads the way with innovative domestic and international field learning, focusing on action-oriented teaching and learning strategies. Activities include outdoor team teaching, local guided tours, Southeast Asian tourism research, and overseas visits to Europe and the U.S., planned collaboratively by faculty and students.

5. Active Academic Research, Embracing the A.I. Era:

Students are encouraged to participate in academic conferences, gaining a deeper understanding of global tourism and leisure topics. The department has a strong academic reputation, with students winning prestigious awards, such as the Young Outstanding Paper Award at the China Geography Conference.

6. Diverse and Exciting Activities, Enriching University Life:

Combining professional knowledge, skills, and etiquette, the department organizes and participates in various large-scale international events, such as the Universiade, International Lantern Festival, and Taipei Tourism Service Center. These practical, industry-connected activities allow students to apply what they have learned in the classroom.

7. Emphasizing Holistic Education, Expanding Bright Futures:

Through courses, activities, competitions, camps, exhibitions, volunteering, clubs, lectures, and workshops, the department fosters a community of exchange across various fields, cultivating tourism leaders with both cultural character and international vision.