The Department of Industrial Management (DIM) of the Taiwan Tech School of Management offers a two-year and a four-year undergraduate program in Industrial Management. The two-year program is only open to local students and Overseas Chinese students, please refer to the Chinese language website for further information. Our four-year Bachelor's program invites applications from local and international students.The language of instruction is mostly Chinese, with an increasing number of courses being offered in English.

What students are we looking for?
The Bachelor's Program in Industrial Management (DIM) is designed to cultivate management talents in various industries, in Taiwan and overseas. The design of our program requires certain skills and abilities of prospective students which is reflected in our admission procedures.
We are looking for students who demonstrate the following skills, interests and abilities:

How does the admission process work?
We wish to recruit students with the very best potential and motivation, and welcome applications by all suitably qualified prospective students from different backgrounds. For international applicants, the admission decision is based on written documents, we usually do not hold interviews/ admission exams. The documents have to be submitted to the Office of Academic Affairs, but will be reviewed by the DIM admission committee which carefully considers each application on an individual basis. 
The DIM admission committee considers:

How to apply? 

Admission to the Bachelor's program in Industrial Management is only possible in the fall  term, please refer to the NTUST Academic Calendar for the admission deadlines. Detailed information on the application process, fee payments etc. is offered by the Office of Academic Affairs. Once you have received your Letter of Admission, the Office of International Affairs will assist with enrollment and getting settled at Taiwan Tech.

What do I need? Application Checklist 　

Credit waivers and credit recognition

If you have already studied in an undergraduate program at another institution, you can apply for credit waivers to be exempted from taking courses after enrollment at Taiwan Tech. The maximum of  waived credits must not exceed 50% of the credits reqired for graduation, i.e. not more than 66 credits taken at other institutions can be transferred. Relevant supporting documents, i.e. copies of university transcripts and course descriptions, need to be submitted, and application for credit transfer can only be submitted once in the course of your studies.  
The following conditions apply (for general information on credit transfer, please refer to the regulations issued by the Office of Academic Affairs) 

Last update: 13 July 2023