Division of Global Convergence
Pioneering the Future of International Education
- Social Science Building (E) #202
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Division of
Global Convergence
Introduction of Department
Pioneering the Future of International Education In response to the rapidly evolving global landscape, our university is proud to establish the School of Global Convergence, a groundbreaking academic initiative designed to cultivate future leaders equipped with interdisciplinary expertise and global perspectives. This school will be 100% English-taught and will exclusively cater to international students, fostering a truly diverse and dynamic educational environment.
Vision and Mission
the School of Global Convergence aims to become a leading hub for international education, bridging the gap between technology, economics, and development cooperation. By integrating cutting-edge knowledge with real-world applications, we seek to empower students to address global challenges with innovative solutions. Our mission is to produce professionals who can lead in their respective fields while contributing to sustainable global development.
Academic Structure
The school will offer two majors that reflect the demands of the modern world:
1. Global IT Engineering
The digital revolution is reshaping industries worldwide, and our Global IT Engineering major prepares students to be at the forefront of technological advancements. This program will cover:
Software Engineering & AI: Equipping students with coding skills, machine learning applications, and big data analysis.
Cybersecurity & Blockchain: Addressing emerging challenges in data security and decentralized finance.
Cloud Computing & IoT: Exploring cutting-edge trends in smart technology and connected devices.
Tech-driven Entrepreneurship: Preparing students to launch startups and develop innovative IT solutions.
2. Global Economics and Development Cooperation
Economic development and global cooperation are crucial for a sustainable future. This major provides students with analytical skills and policy-oriented knowledge to tackle socio-economic issues. The curriculum includes:
International Trade and Finance: Understanding the dynamics of global markets and financial systems.
Development Economics: Analyzing strategies for economic growth in developing nations.
Public Policy & Governance: Exploring policymaking processes and institutional frameworks for sustainable development.
Sustainable Business & Corporate Social Responsibility: Examining ethical business models and their impact on society.
Curriculum
The academic curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive foundation in the first two years, followed by in-depth specialization in the third and fourth years. Each course is worth 3 credits, and students must complete 72 major credits to graduate.
- In the first two years, students will complete common courses that build a strong interdisciplinary foundation across both majors. Courses include:
- Introduction to Computer
- Fundamentals of Programming
- Fundamentals of Web Development
- Introduction to International Development Cooperation
- Understanding Issues in International Development Cooperation
- Understanding the Global Economy
- Understanding Finance
- Programming and Data Science Fundamentals
- Principles of Economics and Global Markets
- Statistics and Quantitative Analysis
- Sustainable Development and Global Challenges
- International Relations and Global Governance
- Research Methods and Academic Writing
- Students will choose their major in the third year and take specialized courses relevant to their field of study.
- Global IT Engineering Major:
- Advanced Software Development and AI Applications
- Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking
- Blockchain Technology and Decentralized Systems
- Cloud Computing and Smart Technologies
- Tech Startup and Innovation Management
- Global Economics and Development Cooperation Major :
- International Trade and Economic Policies
- Development Economics and Policy Analysis
- Global Financial Systems and Risk Management
- Public Policy Design and Implementation
- Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainable Business
Why Choose the School of Global Convergence?
Exclusive English-Taught Curriculum: All courses are delivered in English by a distinguished faculty with extensive international experience.
International Networking Opportunities: Students will engage with global industry leaders, policymakers, and researchers through academic collaborations, internships, and exchange programs.
Interdisciplinary Learning: Our curriculum integrates technology, economics, and development studies to provide a holistic education that meets the needs of today’s job market.
Global Career Prospects: Graduates will be well-equipped to work in multinational corporations, international organizations, NGOs, and government agencies, or to pursue advanced research in world-class institutions.