Master in Department of Business Administration (Master Program)

For Master in Department of Business Administration (Master Program), tuition fees are 1,679 USD per year.

National Dong Hwa University, located in eastern Taiwan, offers a master's program in its Department of Business Administration, taught in English. Business administration is a broad discipline concerned with how organizations are managed, covering functional areas such as finance, accounting, marketing, human resource management, operations, and strategic planning, alongside the analytical and organizational skills needed to make decisions within a company. At the graduate level, coursework tends to move beyond introductory business concepts into more advanced treatment of these functional areas, along with subjects such as organizational behavior, managerial economics, business analytics, and international business, often supplemented by case studies and group projects that mirror the kinds of problems managers face in practice. Many master's programs in business administration also involve a research or capstone component, in which students apply what they have learned to a specific business problem or conduct a structured research project under faculty guidance. This blend of applied coursework and independent work is intended to prepare graduates for roles that require both technical business knowledge and the judgment to apply it in changing organizational contexts. Graduates of business administration master's programs commonly move into corporate management roles, finance and accounting positions, marketing and brand management, human resources, consulting, and entrepreneurship, with the degree also serving as a common stepping stone toward more senior management positions over the course of a career. Some graduates use the degree to pivot into a new industry or functional area, drawing on the general management training the program provides. Eastern Taiwan offers a comparatively quieter, campus-focused setting for pursuing graduate business study. English-medium instruction allows international students to complete the program without a Mandarin-language requirement, broadening access to management education in Taiwan.