Career Services

Career Services

Career Services

Student Activities

Student Activities

Mentor System
Mentors are assigned to all undergraduate classes. Their purpose is to help students in academic learning, campus-life adjustment, and career planning. Student counseling takes on different forms, such as regular individual talks, class council meetings, telecommunications, and group discussions, etc. Further counseling and aid are arranged for students if the mentors find it necessary.


Business Visit
The College organized about 20 business visits to famous enterprises in which more than 1000 students participate every year. Through business visits, students have chances to see operations of different manufactories or companies. The College also organizes international business visits to US and China every year to broaden students’ international view.

 

 

Pai Lung Machinery Mill Co., LTD. 

 

Cathy Life Insurance Co., Ltd. 

 

 

Cheng Long Corporation 

  

 

 

Yakult Taiwan Co., Ltd. 


Student Internship
It is one of the College’s priorities to help students link with the industries. The College cooperates with companies and industries to offer opportunities for students to take internships in summer. In internships, students learn to solve problems, gain working experiences, and integrate theory and practice. Student interns are mentored by faculty members. Faculty members would provide students with advises. Besides, the MBA program of International Business Management invites outstanding experts from industries to be “professional mentors.” The MBA students can learn valuable knowledge and experiences from the mentors.


Career Consultation
Senior students are regularly invited to participate in various campus recruiting activities held by renowned companies. Distinguished alumni and EMBA students constantly come back to share their work experiences with and provide career opportunities to the students graduating from the College.

 

Job Fair
The job fair held by the College of Management offers substantial benefits to both management students and participating companies. For students, the fair bridges the gap between classroom learning and real-world applications by providing direct exposure to diverse industries, including finance, technology, healthcare, and manufacturing. Students can explore career opportunities, network with industry professionals, and apply their skills in practical settings, enhancing their employability. Companies, in turn, gain access to a pool of well-trained, dynamic talent equipped with both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. The event has consistently earned high satisfaction from employers who commend the students' readiness, professionalism, and adaptability to workplace challenges. By fostering collaboration between academia and industry, the fair ensures a pipeline of skilled professionals who contribute to business innovation and growth. Ultimately, this initiative reflects the management college’s success in cultivating versatile talent capable of meeting evolving market demands while reinforcing strong industry relationships.