Travel and Tourism Program, International College Dr. Hsuan Hsuan Chang Director of Travel and Tourism Program of International College Assistant Professor of Department of Leisure and Recreation Management Ming Chuan University
Dec 14, 2015
Travel and Tourism Program, International College
Dr. Hsuan Hsuan Chang
Director of Travel and Tourism Program of International College
Assistant Professor of Department of Leisure and Recreation Management
Ming Chuan University
Contents
IC Features IC Program Program History Students Faculties Program Curriculum Internship Dual degree program / overseas
exchange program
Basic Information
From 1999 to 2009 From 17 to over 700 students 1 graduate & 5 undergraduate programs
Graduate School of International Affairs
Program of International Business & Management
Program of Journalism & Mass Communication
Program of Applied Computing
Program of Travel & Tourism
Department of Teaching Chinese as a Second Language
InternationalCollege
Program
Taipei Campus
IC Features
English as the language of instruction and interaction in
class
The four-year undergraduate curriculum of IC is conducted in English, which is the first such institution in Taiwan
Cross-cultural interactions and global view in an international community: IC has more than three
hundred students from 60 different countries
IC Features
Dual degree and exchange options :
IC encourages students to study abroad for one to two semesters at the universities which have cooperative agreements with Ming Chuan University
History
The International College was established in 1999 Travel and Tourism Program started in 2001 Originally designed and operated by Tourism School
Share the same faculties The same course design Difference : the language
History
Year graduates
2005 6
2006 20
2007 35
2008 43
2009 31
Student
International students
High school graduates (K-12, IB, STPM, Form 6) holding foreign passport
TOEFL or related test: above 500 Local students
Local high school graduates passed College Entrance Examination
Transfer students from related departments within and outside MCU
Student
2-year Transfer students from different countries
EX, last year, Travel and Tourism Program accepted 8 Korean students, who transferred from Suwon Science College, to join junior class
Short term exchange student
Foreigner students come to study in our program only for one semester or one year
EX, last year, we have four students from Hong Kong City University and lots from South Korea
Students
2009 Data Taiwan International 2+2 Total
Senior 13 7 5 25
Junior 16 14 4 34
Sophomore 17 11 28
Freshman 23 9+ 32+
50% -admission rateTry to keep the class size between 25 to 30.
Good for everyone
C. Walter Wang
Journalism
& Mass Com.
Dr. L-T Wang
Director of
Applied Computing
Dr. H-S Tu
Director of
Intertnaioal Business
Faculties – Directors of IC
Yih-Lan Ellen Chen Dean of IC
Ph.D., University of
Washington, Seattle
Dr. Kevin Ho Department of Marketing, Webster
University Q630
Dr. Yi-De Liu PhD in Management, Sheffield Hallam
University, UK Q610
Faculties of IC Travel & Tourism
Dr. Chang, Hsuan Hsuan Park, Recreation and Tourism Resources,
College of Nature Resources, Michigan State University
Dr. Charles Shih Park, Recreation and Tourism
Resources, College of Nature Resources, Michigan State University
Dr. Kuo, Nien-Te Assistant Professor Barry university, USA
Dr. Sung, Yung-Kun Assistant Professor Florida International University , USA
Faculties from Tourism School
Dr. Chiang, Wan-Erh National Central University Purdue University, USA
Hsin, Chien-Wu Lecturer National ChengChi University CEO of David Travel Agency
Dr. Hu, Shin-Hui Assistant Professor Iowa State University, USA
Faculties from Tourism School
Staff Debby – ext 3298
Academic Affairs The course registration Your class advisor
Anita – ext 3195 Student affair Student activity
Annie Tai – ext 3332 Supervisor for student internship Very helpful
Yi-Han Su – ext 3341 assistant
Information to download IC web site Programs Travel & Tourism
Further Information 2009 curriculum to down
Keep this with you for 4 year
Number of credits to graduate – 128 credits
Type of courses College / professional Required / elective
Travel & Tourism curriculum
Type of courses
credits
College core required courses 33
Professional required course 66
Professional elective course 15
Other elective course 14
Language, Information Technology, PE,
Service learning-16hrsYou must take, if you fail, you must take it again until you pass it
You can choose professional elective courses based on your interests (From Travel & Tourism) – check Learning Map
Choose courses from other programs of IC such as IB, Mass Com
PE
Information History
Languages
Literature
General
General Courses
Natural Science
Social Science
Intl’Related
Arts &Humanity
College
College Courses
Freshmen / Sophomore Introduction to Tourism / Commercial Recreation Hospitality Management / Restaurant Management Tourism Geography / Sustainable Tourism Travel Agency Management / Air Travel Management Travel and Transportation Operation Management Marketing Management for the Tourism Industry
Travel & Tourism curriculum
Freshmen / Sophomore Accounting / Management Economics / Statistics Recreation Programming for Senior People Tourism E-commerce
Travel and Tourism curriculum
Junior & Senior Tour Manager Practice Tourism Administration and Regulation Tourism Marketing Research Computerized Reservation System Airline Ticketing Product Strategy and Tour Design Convention and Meeting Management Financial Management in Tourism Industry
Travel and Tourism curriculum
Junior & Senior Hospitality Services Special Topics on International Tourism Travel Industry and the Media Etiquette Travel Risk and Safety Management International Hotel Management Managerial Communication and Negotiation Skills Human Resource Management
Travel and Tourism curriculum
Junior & Senior Gaming management Beverage Management Internship
Conducted during the summer break After you finished second year, you can think about itDomestic or overseas
Advanced Tourism Internship (elective course)Conducted during your 4th year 2-3 days a week in tourism related industry
Travel and Tourism curriculum
400 hours interns in industry in Taiwan or abroad
The internship regulation is located in the web site In travel agency, hotel, airline company, restaurant,
B&B, museum, national park and so forth Annie – key person to take care of internship
Internship
Each semester IC will arrange two events One field trip – visit tourism & hospitality related
enterpriseTransportation fee will be at your own expenseThe trip itinerary will be released one month aheadDr. Liu – Key person for this activity
One hour speech from professionalism of industry
Dr. Ho – Key person for this activity
IC special activity
Ming Chuan Teaching Hotel in Taoyuan and Taipei Travel Agency Center in 3rd floor of P building Travel Information Center in 3rd floor of P building Food & Beverage Laboratory in 4th floor of P building Tutoring center in 5th floor of Q building
Facility
In the following years Think about your future – check the learning Map
Professional licenses acquiredTOEFL or IELTS test (2nd)English Tour Guide/ Tour Leader (3rd)Hotel, MICE, Travel Agency, Airline related licensesApply for graduate school aboard (4th)
Exchange or Dual program (4th)
Something you need to plan for
International College
http://www.mcu.edu.tw/department/inter-college/college/index.asp Curriculum & instruction Faculty
International Education and Exchange http://www1.mcu.edu.tw/Apps/SB/SB_Site.aspx?pageID=583 foreign student recruitment academic exchanges (30 active partners) 5th floor of Q building
Service / Counseling
Service / Counseling
International Student Advising Office
http://www1.mcu.edu.tw/Apps/SB/SB_Site.aspx?PageID=1147 Care for int’l students’ daily life affairs 1st floor of Q building
Mandarin Studies and Culture Center
http://www.mcu.edu.tw/admin/mscc/english/index.htm Chinese courses for students and faculty
Academic performance
Try to prepare and do your homework with others You will get better from time to time
Your personal life Try to make some friends outside and inside of IC Try to participate in student association/club
Talk to your teacher
Tips for your IC life
Try to see / think things in different way Cross-culture difference
Show you respect to others Faculty, staff, your classmates
You can play hard but you must study hard Always finish your homework and study before you go
out for fun
Tips for your IC life