CoM x NEOMA CESEM

Program

This dual-degree program allows NEOMA CESEM students to pursue their studies in either the Marketing or Business Administration departments, earning BBA degrees from both NEOMA and NCHU. You will typically study around 22 hours per week, depending on your course load. While most lectures will be in Mandarin Chinese, English learning materials (textbooks, etc.) are usually available, with flexibility in evaluation methods.

Program Structure

Program requires 128 total credits:

• Marketing: Approximately 44 credits can be transferred from NEOMA, leaving 84 credits to complete at NCHU.

• Business Administration: Approximately 42 credits can be transferred, with 86 credits to be completed at NCHU.

You will typically study around 19-23 hours per week, depending on your course load.

Instructors usually lecture in Chinese and write notes in Traditional Chinese (繁體中文). 

Credit Breakdown

• Core Courses: College and Department-specific courses.

• Electives: Customize your learning with a wide variety of subjects.

• General Education & Physical Education: Complete essential university credits, with some courses available in English.

Application

• Diploma

Bring the authenticated original and translated documents to Taiwan (Authentication link)

• Transcripts

Transcripts (in Chinese or English) showing your grade average (0-4 GPA scale) from your highest educational institution

• Two letters of recommendation

• Study plan (one page in Chinese or English)

• CV and personal statement (one page in Chinese or English)

• Language proficiency

• Passport photo page 

• Bank statement 

Language requirement  

Chinese (recommended language) 

• TOCFL(華語文能力測驗)：Level 2 

• HSK(漢語水平考試)：HSK 4

English

• TOEFL：itp 500 / ibt 61

• IELTS：5.0

• TOEIC：670 or relevant English Proficiency Proof

Key Dates

• February 10:  CESEM nominates students to NCHU

• March 1 - March 4: Apply online to Office of International Affairs (OIA)

• April to Mid May: Application reviewed by the departments 

• Mid May to June: OIA sends acceptance letter

• July to August: Apply Visa 

• Early September: Fall semester starts