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Application for Admission
Education background and work experience Requirement |
Current employees with more than 1 year of work experience and interest in Hakka studies (Relevant proof in duplicate should be attached). |
Admission quota |
30 persons |
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Preliminary Test |
(1)The preliminary test made up of written document review and oral test takes up 60% of the total grades.
(2)The written document review (30%) includes: Submission of written document review including (1) education background/work experience, duplicate copy of the highest educational attainment, autobiography, study plan, and one recommendation letter; (2) The study plan content includes: A. Specialty and interest; B. Motive and purpose of taking the course; C. credits or license titles (Tabulate from left to right on A4 paper. This item is not applicable for those who have not taken up courses); (4) Proof of specialty area related publications or research results.
(3)Written test (30%)
Required subject: Hakka Issue Analysis
(4)Re-test: Oral test (40%) |
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Re-test |
40% of the total grades.
Those who have passed the preliminary test are eligible to take the re-test.
The re-test (oral test) will contain such information as specialty, work experience, opinion on Hakka studies, study plan, etc. |
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Document submission requirement upon applying |
- Application Form (See 3. Application in the brochure).
- Documented proof of educational attainment (financial support); (See 3. Application in the brochure).
- Proof of current employment (See 3. Application in the brochure).
- Proof of number of work years in duplicate (See 1. Eligibility and 3. Application in the brochure).
- The submitted written document review should include: (1) education background/work experience, duplicate copy of the highest educational attainment, autobiography, study plan, and one recommendation letter; (2) The study plan content includes: A. Specialty and interest; B. Motive and purpose of taking the course; C. Experience of Hakka events; D. Future research issues; E. The review must not exceed 5,000 words in length; (3) Proof of course taking or licenses of various types. Please submit the documents in duplicate copies and explain the following: A. Institution where classes are held; B. Course name; C. Course credits or license title (Tabulate from left to right on A4 paper. This item is not applicable for those who have not taken up courses); (4) Proof of specialty area related publications or research results.
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Criteria for Class Commencement |
Classes will not commence if there are less than 15 attendants. |
Other requirements |
- Those who have passed the preliminary test are eligible to take the re-test.
- The graduation credits are 36 credits (including 6 credits for the degree dissertation).
- Classes will not commence if there are less than 15 attendants.
- Oral test items: (1) Specialty, work experience, opinion on Hakka studies; (2) Study Plan.
- Those with an oral test score of lower than 60 will not be admitted.
- If the highest educational attainment is higher than the course applied for, please attach the highest educational attainment in duplicate to the written document review.
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Department Characteristics |
Enrooted in Taiwan- Located in Taiwan, College of Hakka Studies enriches the intrinsic content of Taiwan related studies. Our school conducts in-depth and extensive studies on issues related to the economy, society, culture, history, literature, and linguistics in Taoyuan/Hsinchu/Miaoli regions that have the most densely populated Hakka people. Hopefully, we will become the most prestigious tertiary education institution in Taiwan.
Heading Toward International Hakka - There are more than 100 million Hakka people in over one hundred nations across the five continents particularly in Southeast Asia. National Central University also boasts the world’s first College of Hakka Studies. Currently, talks or dialogues with international Hakka groups are undergoing to ensure our school becomes an important base for international Hakka studies.
Emphasis on Interdisciplinary Integration- With emphasis on interdisciplinary Hakka research. This course awaits all interested groups. |
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