The Department of Financial Technology Applications (FTA) at Ming Chuan University focuses on “Finance × Technology × Practice.” Through industry collaboration projects, internship matching, co-teaching with industry professionals, and networking activities, students gain exposure to real-world scenarios and industry challenges during their studies, building verifiable projects and practical experience to bridge the gap between learning and work.
Industry–academia collaboration is not limited to internships. Common forms of collaboration include:
The company provides real-world topics or data scenarios, and students, guided jointly by faculty and industry mentors, complete analyses, prototypes, or proposals, producing tangible outcomes that can be showcased.
Through campus announcements and collaboration channels, students are offered internships and career guidance activities related to FinTech. You can refer directly to the department’s “Internship Opportunities” page for details.
Industry experts are invited to share trends, case studies, and tools, ensuring that classroom content stays aligned with current industry practices and helping students understand workplace expectations.
In industry–academia collaborations, we place special emphasis on tangible outcomes and transferable skills:
The following compiles the publicly available industry–academia collaboration records of the department (annual updates and collaboration projects will continue to be added):
| Principal Investigator | Project Type | Project Name / Content | Funding Source | Department / Company |
| Huang, Yen-Bin | Industry–Academia Collaboration | Assisting Taiwan Dory Innovation in Operational Transformation | Corporate Department | Taiwan Dory Materials Co., Ltd. |
| Luo, Wen-Chi | Industry–Academia Collaboration | Vendor Field Cleaning and Classification Planning | Corporate Department | PChome Online |
If a company or organization wishes to collaborate with the department, it is recommended to prepare the following information (the clearer, the easier to focus quickly):
Collaboration Goals: Talent Development / Capstone Projects / Technical Exchange / Research Collaboration / Event Collaboration
Project Scope and Timeline: Expected collaboration period, allocated resources, data or scenarios that can be provided
Collaboration Methods: Industry mentor guidance, lectures, internship placements, joint projects, etc.
Contact Point: Please reach out via the department’s official contact channel (if you want to include a form CTA, I recommend a “Collaboration Proposal Form” for easier use)
If you are evaluating “what industry–academia collaboration can offer,” the following page will help you quickly access related information and additional resources:
