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Chinese Culture University

College of Business

Master Program of Global Business

Student Handbook

September 2013 Enrollment

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Chapter 1 Program Introduction

Introduction…………………………………………………………………………...... p.3

Courses……………………………………………………………………………….... p.3-6

Faculty ………………………………………………………………………………… p.6-7

Chapter 2 Graduation Requirements

Course Credits………………………………………………………………………….. p. 8-9

Publication & Presentation…………………………………………………………….. p. 9

Oral Examination………………………………………………………………………. p. 9

Chapter 3 Thesis Examination

Thesis Examination Process …………………………………………………………… p.10

Chapter 4 Procedure of Thesis Proposal Outline Submission & Thesis

Examination Application ………………………………………………….. p.11-15

Chapter 5 Notice of Course Selection

Time Period ……………………………………………………………………………... p.16

Chapter 6 Office Services

Office of Academic Affairs……………………………………………………………… p.17

Office of Student Affairs………………………………………………………………… p.17

Office of General Affairs………………………………………………………………… p.17

Chapter 7 Semester Calendar

Important Dates & Events………………………………………………………………. p.18

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Chapter 1 –Program Introduction

Introduction

The Master program of Global Business is a comprehensive, industry-relevant degree program designed to take

your career progression to the advanced/management level. Students are among a diverse cohort of students (in

terms of nationality, culture, language, previous international experience) which enhances student’s

cross-cultural learning experience and makes the "global" element of this degree real. The course of study for

the Master program of Global Business is designed to immerse students in a variety of learning approaches and

experiences, including discussion-driven seminars, self-assessment and discovery, team-based projects,

consulting engagements, and an innovative discovery to Market project that challenges students to be ready for

an actual discovery of commercialization.

Courses:

Course

Required Courses: contain 10 subjects and 2

credits for each

Required Elective Courses: five majors

(contain 3 subjects and 9 credits for each major)

1. International Trade

2. Accounting

3. Tourism

4. Information Management

5. Banking & Finance

Remarks:

Students are allowed to choose courses from 5 majors listed above depending on their interest of research

field.

The major will be noted on the certificate for students who complete all the three subjects of it.

Requirements Check Form for Master’s Degree, Chinese Culture University

1. Academic Institute: Master Program of Global Business, College of Business 2. Degree：Master of Business Administration 3. Appropriate year：For 2013 academic year entrance 4. Minimum credit hours for graduation：36 credit hours 5. Transferable graduate credits from other departments/colleges: no more than 9 credit hours 6. Required Courses

Course code

Course Credits Hours Remarks

I011 Managerial Economics 2 2

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7522 Managerial Accounting 2 2

I012 Statistics & Quantitative Methods

2 2

I013 Organization Leadership & Motivation

2 2

E632 International Business Management

2 2

0448 International Business Strategy 2 2

F137 International Marketing Management

2 2

0648 International Finance Management

2 2

4892 Operational Management 2 2

I014 Seminar of International Business Ethics

2 2

Total Credit Hours 20 20

7. Major Courses : Five majors are listed below, and each major contains three elective courses. The major will

be noted on the degree certificate on condition of completing all the three courses. (1) International Trade

Course code


3094 International Trade Theory 3 3

E368 International Finance Theory 3 3

E290 Special Topic on International Economics and Trade

3 3


(2) Accounting

Course code


5690 Seminar on Advanced Auditing 3 3

4783 Seminar on Advanced Financial Accounting

3 3

E6769 Accounting Reporting Analysis and Business Valuation

3 3


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(3) Tourism

Course code


0938 A Scientific Research of Tourism Studies

3 3

H385 Tourism and Hospitality Marketing Research

3 3

C351 Seminar for the Management in Hospitality Industry

3 3


(4) Information Management

Course code


9467 Software Methodology 3 3

H028 Database and Warehousing 3 3

6515 Expert Systems and Knowledge Bases

3 3


(5) Banking & Finance

Course code


E232 Operation & Management of Financial Institution

3 3

F615 Quantitative Analysis in Finance 3 3

E946 Investment Analysis and Management

3 3


8. Prerequisite Courses (Non-business-major undergraduate students without adequate background in business management and statistics must take the prerequisite courses listed below. )


1 Business Management 3 3 May be waived by Management or

related subjects

2 Statistics 3 3 May be waived by related subjects


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9. Provisions relating to the Thesis Examination 1. Based on the Regulations of Thesis Examination for Master and Ph.D. Degree of PCCU. 2. Other Regulations: ① Graduate credits from other departments/colleges must be approved by program. ② Complete 36 credits. ③ Present or publish an article at a Conference or Journal ④ Fulfill the English requirement for master degree.

10. Remarks: None

Faculty: College of Business

Faculty Research Area Highest Education

Dr. Wann-Yih, WU International Business Management；Business

Research Methodology

Ph.D. in Marketing, Oklahoma State

University, U.S.A

Dr. Kuo-Cheng KUO Energy Economics, Defense Economics

European Union Economics

Ph.D. in Business Studies, University of

Edinburgh, UK

Dr. Chi-Ya,CHANG Services Marketing, Organization Behavior

and Theory- Organization cultures /Corporate

cultures, Business- Case Study

Ph.D. in Business Administration, National

Taipei University, R.O.C

Dr. Kuang-Heng, SHIH International Marketing & Service Management,

Strategic Management, International Business

Management, E-Commerce

Ph.D.in Business Administration,

Northwestern Polytechnic University, U.S.A

Dr. Ruey-Meng, HWANG International Trade, Industry Organization and Intl

Economic

Ph.D. in Economics, The Pennsylvania State

University

Dr. Jin-Fa Hwang Cost and Management Accounting, Accounting,

Advanced Financial Accounting Theory

Ph.D. in Graduate Institute of International

Business Administration, Chinese Culture

University, R.O.C.

Dr. Jinn-Yang Uang Financial Accounting, Cost and Managerial

Accounting, Research Methods, Public Financial

Management

Ph.D. in Accounting, Cranfield University,

UK

Dr. Sheng-Te CHOU Financial Accounting, Behavioral Accounting

Pricing and policy analysis

Ph.D. in Business Administration, Yuan Ze

University, R.O.C

Dr. Whei-Li LU Airline Management, Tourism Marketing Ph.D. in Business Administration, University

of Chinese Culture, R.O.C.

Dr. Ming Liu Hospitality Consumer Behavior, Tourism Economics Ph.D. in Hospitality Administration, Texas

Tech University, U.S.A

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Dr. Dwen-Ren TSAI Network Management, networked information

system management, Information Security, Software

Engineering

Ph.D. in Computer Science, The City

University of New York, U.S.A

Dr. Gu-Hsin, LAI Artificial Intelligence, Expert Systems, Software

Engineering, Network Security, Database Systems

Ph.D. in Information Management, National

Sun Yat-Sen University, R.O.C

Dr.Chung C. CHANG

Artificial Intelligence, Expert Systems, Decision

Support Systems, Production Management

Information Systems ,Enterprise Resource Planning

Ph. D. in Computer Science, Illinois Institute

of Technology, U.S.A

Dr. Tien-Wei ,LOU Service Management in Banking, Financial

Institutions, International Financial Management, and

International Financial Markets

Ph.D. in Economics, Chinese Culture

University, R.O.C

Dr.Yung-Chang, WANG Corporate Finance, Financial markets, Econometrics

and Statistical methods

Ph.D. in Economics, State University of New

York at Stony Brook, U.S.A

Dr. Shou-Wei, CHANG Financial Engineering, Corporate Finance,

Investments, Financial Statements Analysis, Business

Valuation

Ph.D. in Finance, University of Southampton,

U.K

Dr. Jin-Sheng, CHEN International Economics, Industry Organization Ph. D. in Economics, National Taiwan

University, R. O. C.

Dr. Peter Morton Economics, International Economics Ph.D. in Economics, University of Davis,

U.S.A.

Dr. Chia-Yuan, HSU Organization Behavior, Human Resource

Management, Cross-Culture Management

Ph.D. of Organizational Leadership,

University of the Incarnate Word , San

Antonio, Texas, U.S.A.

Chapter 2 –Graduation Requirements

1. At least 36 credit hours, including

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Required courses: 10 courses, 2 credit hours for each.

Course code Course Credits Hours

I011 Managerial Economics 2 2

7522 Managerial Accounting 2 2

I012 Statistics & Quantitative Methods 2 2

I013 Organization Leadership & Motivation 2 2

E632 International Business Management 2 2

0448 International Business Strategy 2 2

F137 International Marketing Management 2 2

0648 International Finance Management 2 2

4892 Operational Management 2 2

I014 Seminar of International Business Ethics 2 2


Required elective courses: at least 16 credit hours for 5 major courses.

(1) International Trade


3094 International Trade Theory 3 3

E368 International Finance Theory 3 3

E290 Special Topic on International Economics and Trade 3 3


(2) Accounting


5690 Seminar on Advanced Auditing 3 3

4783 Seminar on Advanced Financial Accounting 3 3

E6769 Accounting Reporting Analysis and Business Valuation 3 3


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(3) Tourism


0938 A Scientific Research of Tourism Studies 3 3

H385 Tourism and Hospitality Marketing Research 3 3

C351 Seminar for the Management in Hospitality Industry 3 3


(4) Information Management


9467 Software Methodology 3 3

H028 Database and Warehousing 3 3

6515 Expert Systems and Knowledge Bases 3 3


(5) Banking & Finance


E232 Operation & Management of Financial Institution 3 3

F615 Quantitative Analysis in Finance 3 3

E946 Investment Analysis and Management 3 3


Transferable graduate credits from other departments/colleges: no more than 9 credit hours

2. Present or publish an article at a Conference or Journal

3. Succeed in an oral examination of an academic thesis.

Chapter 3- Thesis Examination Process

1. Finding your advisor as soon as possible

2. Turning in your “advisory agreement”

TIME: before the end of your first semester

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Note:

1. Record the discussions with your professor in “Meeting Record of Thesis Review”

2. Before applying for your thesis examination, you must present/publish an article at a

Conference/Journal or provide evidence of your publication.

3. Before conducting your thesis examination, you must complete all the program requirements.

3. complete & submit “thesis proposal

outline”

4. “Thesis Preliminary Examination”

(the first three chapters of your thesis)

5. Thesis Examination

Date for thesis proposal outline

submission and completion will be

announced on program website

Print it out and turn in to program

assistant.

You need to apply for it.

Turn in your “oral examination

committee appointment form.

Application Date will be

announced on program website.

You need to apply for it online first.

Application Date will be

announced on program website.

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Chapter 4 - Procedure of thesis proposal outline submission & Thesis

Examination Application

Procedure of thesis proposal outline submission

1. Login into your student account. http://ap1.pccu.edu.tw/index.asp?user=student

2. Follow the following steps to submit your thesis proposal outline.

Step 1.

1. Click on the red box icon on the top of the page

2. Click on “Application” (Third selection of left selection bar)

http://ap1.pccu.edu.tw/index.asp?user=student

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Step 2.

1. Click on “Thesis Examination Application” (the fourth selection of sub-selection bar of “Application”)

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Step 3.

After click on “Thesis Examination Application “, see on the right hand page.

1. Click on “ Thesis Proposal Outline & Print” (on the top of the right hand page)

2. Fill up the form below (complete all blank spaces)

3. After completed, print out the form and ask your advisor to sign & giving advice.

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Step 4.

Ask your advisor to complete it. (Advisor details)

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Thesis Examination Application

To apply for thesis examination, you have to submit your application in Oct/March (depends on the date of your

enrolment) through school system, if you don’t do it in time, you will not able to do the thesis exam in

Dec/June.

Steps for thesis examination application

1. Click on “Thesis Examination Application” (the fourth selection of sub-selection bar of “Application”) (same

as the step 2 of thesis proposal outline)

2. Click on “Thesis Examination Application” on the right hand page.

3. Fill up the form.

4. After completed, click on “Apply” button and print out the form

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Chapter 5- Notice for Course Selection

Date : Sep. 10~17, 2013

1. Go to CCU website: http://www.pccu.edu.tw

2. Log in your student account to select courses

3. Double check your selected courses and print it out.

CCU Student CCU International Students

Account: student number student number

Password: ID number Date of Birth(YYYYMMDD)+ the first two letters of your

English name

Example:

English name: WANG MARY

Birthday: 1987/10/20

Password: 19871020WA

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

Date: Sep. 25~27, 2013

Course Revision (10th

floor of Da En Building)

Regulation for course selection

1. All graduate students shall not take fewer than 2 credits or more than12 credits of courses each semester

2. Students shall not take more than one course in the same time slot. The credits and grades of the students

who breach this rule will be recorded as 0.

3. Students who fail required courses may choose to retake the same courses. The same courses refer to the

same “course code”, “course name” and “course credits”.

*Any questions, please contact Jocelyn Yang

Tel: (02)2861-0511 #35006

E-mail: [email protected]

Office: Da En Room 955

http://www.pccu.edu.tw/

mailto:[email protected]

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Chapter 6- School Office Services

Office of Academic Affairs

No. Units Location Services you may need

1 Registrar Section Da En

Floor 10

1. Academic records applications

(transcripts, student ID cards, certificate )

2. Change personal information

3. Course selection

4. Graduation

2 Curriculum Section Da En

Floor 10

1. Event calendar

2. Midterm and final exam

3. Summer courses selection

4. Classroom management

5. Classes, syllabus and credit hours

management

Office of Student Affairs


1 Student Counseling

Section

Da En

Floor 2

1. Dormitory application and allocation

2. Student Disciplinary Business

3. Student bus ticket application, lost and

found

2 Hygiene Section Da En

Floor 2

1. Health care service

2. Clinic

3. Emergency treatment of injury

4. Student insurance

Office of General Affairs


1 Clerical Section Da En

Floor 11

1. Venue rental

2. Campus security

3. Traffic management

4. Environmental protection

2 Cashier Section Da En

Floor 11

1. Student receivables

2. Tuition, part-time wage and refund

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Chapter 7 Semester Calendar –First semester

Important Date & Events

Date Important Events

Sep 9 (Mon.) Class begins

Sep 10 (Tue.) ~17(Tue.) 1st semester 1period course selection

Sep 19 (Thurs.) Holiday: Moon Festival

Sep 20 (Fri.) Deferred holiday for Moon Festival

Sep 25 (Wed.) ~27(Fri.) Course correction

Oct 1(Tue.) ~3 (Thurs.) Thesis Examination Application (Master’s Degree)

Oct 10 (Thurs.) Holiday: Double Tenth Day

Nov 1 (Fri.) ~ Dec 31 (Tue.) Thesis Examination (Master’s Degree)

Nov 4 (Mon.) ~9 (Sat.) Mid-term exam

Nov 18 (Mon.) ~29 ( Fri.) Course abandoning application

Dec 16 (Mon.) ~23 (Mon.) 2nd

semester course selection

Jan 1 (Wed.) Holiday: New Year’s Day

Jan 3 (Fri.) Chinese/English final exams

Jan 4 (Sat.) ~11(Sat.) Final exams

Jan 13 (Mon.) Winter break begins

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