📅 Academic Year 115: Important Application Dates

Please make sure to fill out and submit the application form within the designated periods according to the university calendar:

• Fall Semester Application Period: September 7, 2026 – September 27, 2026
• Spring Semester Application Period: February 22, 2027 – March 12, 2027

📥 Form Download Path & Link

Please visit the NCHU Office of Academic Affairs website to download the required forms:

👉 Path: Office of Academic Affairs ➔ Division of Registration ➔ Current Students ➔ Undergraduate ➔ Minor, Double Major, and Interdisciplinary Program Application

👉 Copy Link: https://oaa.nchu.edu.tw/zh-tw/rs-student/page-file.831

📋 Required Forms:

• When applying to join a program:

Fill out the F2-07 Application Form for Interdisciplinary Program.

• Before graduation (once program requirements are met):

Fill out the F2-06 Application Form for Program Certificate (English-Chinese Version) to receive your certificate upon approval.

AI Governance and Sustainable Development Program

AI治理與永續發展學分學程

🌱 Program Purpose and Objectives

Stay ahead of technological change. Lead a sustainable future.

In response to the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and the growing urgency of global sustainability challenges, today’s university students need interdisciplinary knowledge and the ability to integrate different fields of expertise.

The AI Governance and Sustainable Development Program is designed to help students understand how AI is applied to social governance, legal regulation, information ethics, and sustainable development. Through courses that connect environment, data, law, and technology, this program aims to cultivate future interdisciplinary leaders with global perspectives, social awareness, and practical problem-solving skills.

👥 Who Can Apply

NCHU Students
Students from all degree levels are welcome to apply, including undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students.

Non-NCHU Students and External Learners
Inter-university course enrollment students and non-degree students may also participate in accordance with university regulations.

🤝 Interdisciplinary Collaboration

This program is coordinated by the College of Law and Politics and jointly supported by multiple academic units, including the College of Liberal Arts, General Education Center, Department of Law, Graduate Institute of International Politics, Graduate Institute of National Policy and Public Affairs, International Bachelor Program of Agribusiness, and Bachelor Program of Landscape Architecture and Recreation.

Through this collaboration, students can access a wide range of interdisciplinary learning resources across AI, law, governance, sustainability, humanities, environmental studies, and social sciences.

📖 Credit Requirements

1. The program consists of two major course categories: Core Courses and Professional Elective Courses. Students must complete at least one course from the four Core Courses.
2. Undergraduate students must complete at least 12 credits. Among these credits, at least 6 credits must not belong to the required courses of the student’s original major, double major, or minor.
3. Students may select courses according to their interests, academic background, and future career goals. Course areas include AI applications, legal governance, public policy, sustainable development, environmental ecology, and digital humanities.
4. Actual course offerings, instructors, class schedules, language of instruction, and enrollment restrictions are subject to the official course announcement and course selection system of each semester.

📚 Course List

This program covers topics such as AI applications, legal governance, public policy, global sustainability, social data analytics, digital humanities, environmental planning, ecology, and sustainable energy. Students may flexibly select courses based on their interests and academic background to develop interdisciplinary competence.

Note: Courses marked as 【English-taught】 are taught in English. Actual course offerings and language of instruction are subject to the official course information announced each semester.

📅 Application Period

For the 115 academic year, the expected application periods are as follows:

• Fall semester application: September 7 to September 27, 2026
• Spring semester application: February 22 to March 12, 2027

Application periods are subject to the official academic calendar of National Chung Hsing University.

https://oaa.nchu.edu.tw/zh-tw/rs-student/page-file.831

Application forms can be downloaded from the Office of Academic Affairs website:

• Application Form for Interdisciplinary Credit Programs
• Certificate Application Form for Interdisciplinary Credit Programs

Students who complete the program requirements may apply for a program certificate before graduation in accordance with university regulations.

📞 Contact Information

Responsible Unit: College of Law and Politics
Location: Room 540, Social Sciences and Management Building
Email: clp@nchu.edu.tw