Help students clearly understand the basic requirements needed to complete their studies, providing a clear basis for course planning and preventing unclear information from affecting learning progress or graduation timelines.
This page explains the core academic regulations of the department; actual course enrollment must follow the university’s latest announcements and relevant policies.
Students must complete the department’s graduation requirements within the allowed study period to obtain a bachelor’s degree.
General graduation requirements include:
Completing the required total credits for graduation
Completing the department’s required core courses
Completing the specified elective credits
Meeting the university and department’s related academic regulations
Actual credit requirements and course regulations should be based on the university’s latest announcements.
The department’s courses are divided into required and elective categories. Required courses build core foundations, while electives allow students to flexibly deepen their expertise according to interests and career goals.
Required Courses:
Core courses that all students must take, covering finance, technology, and interdisciplinary foundational skills, forming an essential base for advanced learning.
Elective Courses:
Offer diverse professional topics. Students can select courses based on personal interests, specialization, or future plans to develop versatile skills.
The bachelor’s program is designed to be completed in four years. Students should follow the learning map and course plan to properly schedule each semester’s courses, ensuring smooth progression through their studies.
In cases of extended study, early graduation, or other special circumstances, students must follow the university’s relevant regulations.
Internships and practical learning are key components of the department’s curriculum, helping students apply classroom knowledge in real industry contexts.
Whether internships are part of the graduation requirements, and how their credits are recognized, will follow the department’s and university’s official regulations. Students are advised to familiarize themselves with the internship system and course integration early in their studies.
In addition to course and credit requirements, students must also comply with university and department academic regulations, such as:
Regulations related to grades and academic performance
Policies on course retakes, credit transfers, and cross-department enrollment
Other academic regulations announced by the university
Students are advised to regularly check university and department announcements to stay up-to-date with the latest academic information.
This page provides guidance to help students understand academic progress. Actual graduation and academic requirements are subject to the latest announcements and official regulations from Ming Chuan University and the Department of Financial Technology Applications.
After understanding the basic graduation and academic requirements, the next step is to learn about practical learning and the internship system, and how these experiences connect to your future career development.
