【Did you visit Fu Jen's Open House last weekend?】March 11, 2026

Departments across campus opened their classrooms and labs, giving students a glimpse into different fields of study.

For many, it's the first step in exploring a future major. But learning paths often continue beyond undergraduate studies.

At the College of Management, the MBA program in International Management (imMBA) offers an internationally focused graduate option. Courses are taught entirely in English, bringing together students from diverse countries and backgrounds.

Through dual-degree partnerships with overseas business schools, imMBA students may also have the opportunity to study in Europe or the United States.

If the Open House is the beginning of discovering Fu Jen, the next step for some may be imMBA. 

 

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【What Enables International Collaboration?】March 4, 2026

As we continue to expand international dual-degree partnerships, a common question is: can credits transfer smoothly across universities?

One key reason is AACSB accreditation, earned by the College of Management at Fu Jen Catholic University. Only about 5-6% of business schools worldwide hold this distinction.

AACSB is a rigorous international accreditation that recognizes high standards in curriculum design, faculty quality, and learning outcomes.

At the same time, the MBA in International Management (imMBA), the College of Management’s flagship international program, is delivered fully in English, creating a globally oriented learning environment.

For students, this means:

✔ Curriculum aligned with international standards

✔ A clear framework for credit transfer

✔ Partnerships built on comparable academic standards

✔ A degree with stronger global recognition

International collaboration begins when institutions share the same academic standards. 

 

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【International Collaboration Expands | Advancing Our First UK Academic Partnership】Feb. 25, 2026

To further strengthen the global partnership network of the imMBA program, we have recently initiated dual-degree academic collaboration discussions with the University of Stirling in the United Kingdom and have made substantive progress.

Located in Scotland, the University of Stirling is a public research university and is ranked among the leading institutions globally. Its strengths in business, marketing, and sustainability have earned strong international recognition.

Subject to the completion of ongoing discussions and the required administrative procedures, the University of Stirling would become the first UK higher education institution to partner with the imMBA program. This collaboration will open up a new overseas study option for our students.

The details of the partnership are currently being finalized. A formal announcement will be made once all procedures have been completed.

 

Our international connections continue to grow—stay tuned.

 

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Photo caption: Online cross-border meeting for the dual-degree academic agreement

Left: Ms. Rui Brown, International Progression Partnerships Manager, University of Stirling

Right: Chair Tu Yi-Ning, imMBA Program

 

【Beyond Borders, Beyond Perspectives】Feb. 11, 2026

''One of the greatest takeaways from studying abroad,'' she shares, ''is learning to understand global markets and industry trends from different perspectives.''

 

For her, different perspectives emerged through lived experience rather than textbooks. Observing how different societies operate reshaped her understanding of trends. While ESG is widely discussed in Taiwan, she saw abroad how it moves beyond discussion and becomes embedded in everyday life and corporate culture.

 

This comparative experience also reshaped how she views Taiwan. ''In the past, I might have brushed away certain shortcomings as 'just the Taiwan way,''' she reflects. ''After spending time abroad, I became more aware of what could truly be improved.''

 

Stepping beyond familiar boundaries brought deeper understanding and sharper reflection that naturally expanded her perspective.  

 

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【What does it feel like to study in the imMBA program?】Feb. 4, 2026

Many students share the same first reaction: it's hard to fade into the background.

Most imMBA classes are small, which means instructors notice every student and learning rarely feels invisible. As one student put it, ''you're always engaged.''

Studying in a fully English-taught environment isn't easy at first, but the classroom culture makes it hard to stay silent. ''It's almost impossible not to speak English,'' one student said—and over time, ''your confidence naturally builds.''

Learning goes beyond lectures and reports. Through flipped classrooms and active discussion, students take the stage and truly absorb what they learn. ''It doesn't stop at finishing a report—it really sinks in.''

Growth in professional knowledge and English ability doesn't happen all at once. Instead, it develops gradually, shaped by classrooms that consistently encourage participation, open expression, and active engagement.

 

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【Four Hours in a Supermarket: A Student's First Taste of Life Abroad】Jan. 28, 2026

Students' overseas experiences show that learning often starts with daily life. Upon arriving in France, familiar routines—shopping, transportation, everyday interactions—became new challenges due to language and cultural differences.

 

As one student shared:“I couldn't read the labels or figure out the checkout process and ended up spending 4 hours in a supermarket.”

Through repeated attempts, students gradually shift from initial uncertainty to actively finding solutions.

In daily interactions, moments of patience, gestures, and mutual help foster genuine cross-cultural connection, allowing students to find their own rhythm in an unfamiliar environment. 

 

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【From Software Engineer to Managerial Roles: Seeing Further, Moving Forward】Jan. 21, 2026

Pauline Joyce Zac, a recent imMBA graduate from India, chose Fu Jen Catholic University for her very first experience abroad. 

 

With 3.5 years of experience as a software engineer, she entered the imMBA seeking more than technical skills. Reflecting on her journey, she shared: ''What once felt impossible gradually became possible. Through this MBA journey, I strengthened my transition from a software engineering background to managerial and leadership-focused roles.''

 

Building on this foundation, Pauline received multiple career opportunities before graduation, including an invitation to return to her former company—this time, in a promoted managerial role.

 

This is what the imMBA aims to offer: Not just a degree, but a journey from hesitation to possibility.

 

【Deepening Global Business Exchange: Fu Jen imMBA in Dialogue with Woosong University】Jan. 13, 2026

Last week, the College of Management at Fu Jen Catholic University hosted a delegation from Woosong University, South Korea, with the MBA in International Management (imMBA) invited to participate in the exchange. 

Leaders from both institutions shared insights on future international collaboration and global business education.

A key highlight of the visit was Woosong's SolBridge International School of Business, one of the few business schools in Korea offering fully English-taught programs. Its strong focus on international management, cross-cultural collaboration, and practice-oriented learning closely aligns with imMBA's long-term development goals.

 

【From Diplomacy to Cybersecurity? Yes, it's possible!】Nov. 19, 2025

A recent Career Management session left a strong impression on our students. 

 

We invited an external expert, Mr. Joseph Shieh, whose academic background was not in IT — he actually studied diplomacy. Yet through self-discipline, consistent effort, and perseverance, he successfully transitioned into cybersecurity and built the career he dreamed of. 

 

One student reflected after the session: For many of us, it was our first real exposure to cybersecurity. Hearing how he shifted careers showed me that it's never too late to change one's path.

 

This talk wasn't only about discovering a new field — it also highlighted that:

✔ Your background is not a barrier. It's a starting point.

✔ Career shifts are possible when you stay committed.

✔ Every step forward shapes the direction of your future.

 

【Insights on Future Talent Strategies | Former WTW General Manager Charles Wang Speaks at Fu Jen imMBA】Oct. 28, 2025

The imMBA program invited Mr. Charles Wang, former General Manager of WTW (Willis Towers Watson), to deliver a talk on “Talent Retention.” He shared the perspectives on how organizations attract and retain key talent amid global transformation.

 

Professor Sophia Huang, formerly Deputy General Manager of Human Resources at CTBC Bank, led the session and guided students in exploring organizational culture, incentive design, and sustainable talent development.

 

The discussion brought together diverse cultural viewpoints, especially from international students, creating a vibrant exchange of ideas. 

【From India to Poland—Fu Jen imMBA Welcomes Its New Global Cohort】Oct. 9, 2025