CTBC Business School History

    The Graduate School of Financial Management is built upon the principles of “Promoting the Public Interest and Supporting the Underprivileged and Deserving.” We take pride in being one of the most practical business schools in Asia. CTBC Business School aims to cultivate managers and professionals with expertise in international business and finance. With strong support from our corporate partner, CTBC Financial Holding, our faculty is enhanced by financial practitioners and experts from both the public and private sectors, enabling us to offer internships and career matching services.

The business environment of financial services is evolving rapidly. The complexity of service content and operational models is increasing, and as a result, our ability to develop financial talents with a global perspective is crucial to strengthening Taiwan's financial industry. In response to these trends and the government's aspiration for the transformation of financial talent, CTBC Business School established the Graduate School of Financial Management in 2016, with approval from the Ministry of Education, Taiwan.

Prospects

    The curriculum of the Graduate School of Financial Management is divided into Financial Administration and Financial Laws. Our program emphasizes research methods, practical skills, and case analysis. Students in both graduate and undergraduate programs participate in training designed to prepare them for managerial roles in enterprises, along with in-field internship training. The school recruits international experts in finance to collaborate with us, providing students with exposure to global benchmarks, professional courses, high-quality research resources, and rotational courses offered each year.

Curriculum Objectives

    The MBA curriculum is practical skill-oriented, focusing on building a strong theoretical foundation. In line with CTBC Business School’s vision and development strategy, the curriculum is designed to foster independent thinking, sound judgment, and problem-solving abilities. It integrates core expertise in both theory and practice. The curriculum aligns with Taiwan’s developmental policies and our mission to deliver industry-relevant, transdisciplinary business programs within a collaborative learning environment. Our goal is to transform students into innovative and principled leaders who actively engage in a dynamic business world.

The curriculum objectives are:

• To cultivate professional managers who can think independently, analyze data, and understand trends in the financial world.
• To equip professional managers with a solid understanding of financial innovations.
• To develop professional managers with a global outlook and the ability to implement financial management strategies.
• To help students specialize in handling international and foreign affairs related to finance.
• To foster professional managers with distinguished leadership skills and the ability to fulfill both professional and social responsibilities.