SCUIP offers a wide variety of summer and winter programs for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Engage in SCU short-term programs to make the most of your university break, gaining valuable overseas experience. Earn credits towards your degree with Soochow University International Programs, offering on-campus opportunities alongside students and faculty worldwide. These three to four-week programs involve lectures, tutorials, or seminar-based classes, providing practical career-learning and intercultural experiences.

Academic Programs

Explore our diverse curriculum with two sessions designed for students to participate in our June to July programs. Featuring two on-site programs at multiple locations, our comprehensive range of courses includes various disciplines, including Business, Computer Science, Cultural Studies, Finance, Management and Marketing. Each course is guaranteed to meet international college standards and carries 3-4 credits with 54 contact hours.

Programs

Session One - Soochow University International Programs
Dates: December 7 – December 27, 2025
Mode of Attendance: Face-to-face
Level: Undergraduate and Postgraduate
Location: Taipei, Taiwan

Application Deadline

Session One: November 16, 2025

Academic Policy

Course Enrollment
> Maximum 2 courses per student to enroll during the program.
Typical Credit
> Each course carries 3 to 4 SCU Credit Units, equivalent to 6 - 7.5 ECTS, 10 - 12 CATS, 3 - 4 US credits.
*Please consult your university administrators on the transfer of the course credits before sending in your application

Course list

UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL 

COURSE CODE 

COURSE NAME 

ARTD309

Digital Media & Society

ARTD311

Digital Media and Social Transformation

ARTD360

Digital Games

BUS203

Understanding Chinese Culture and Markets

BUS220

Cross Cultural Management

BUS230

Entrepreneurship and Innovation

BUS270

Critical Thinking for Project Management

BUS280

Design Thinking for Project Innovation

BUS308

Project Management

BUS392

Quantitative Forecasting Methods for Business

BUS403

Business Ethics in a Global Environment

COM265

Data Visualization and Storytelling Techniques

COM278

Radio Broadcasting and Podcasting Production

COM301

Emerging Technologies, Communication & Culture

COM303

Global Media Challenges and Digital Transformation

COMP303

Machine Learning

CUST150

Introduction to Japanese Language and Culture

CUST221

Japan's Role in East Asian Dynamics

CUST317

Embodied Identities: Sexuality and the Body

CUST322

Critical Perspectives on Consumerism

CUST381

Decolonial Feminist Praxis and Social Justice

ECON306

International Trade

ECON308

Industrial Organisation

ECON311

Applied Econometrics for Finance

ECON340

Intermediate Applied Econometrics

ECON350

Economic and Business Forecasting

ECON390

Game Theory

EGL105

Foundations of Academic Writing

ENG370

Engineering Software Applications and Analysis

ENG373

Dynamic Systems and Control Engineering

ENG401

Strategic Management in Engineering

ENG420

Applied Fluid Dynamics for Engineers

FILM211

Film Editing

FILM221

Creative Visual Effects for Film and Video Production

FILM313

Global Cinema and Cultural Perspectives

FIN302

International Finance

FIN303

Fixed Income Securities

FIN304

Investment and Portfolio Management

FIN320

Risk Management and Derivatives

FIN380

The Economics of Financial Asset Pricing

IRSCI230

Foundations of Political Theory

LAW209

Business Intellectual Property Manangement

LAW260

Business Law and Practice in China

LIN203

Chinese Business Language and culture

MATH201

Probability and Statistical Applications

MATH305

Financial Derivatives and Risk Management

MATH309

Mathematics of Optimization and Risk

MATH313

Cryptographic Methods and Number Theory

MATH370

Stochastic Processes: Theory and Applications

MATH372

Advanced Linear Data Analysis

MGT400

Managing Workplace Diversity & Inclusion

MKT316

International Marketing

MKT350

Digital Marketing and Social Media

PHYS210

Intermediate Physics

SOC231

Sociology of Atrocity: Terror, Fear, and Political Power

SOC236

Cultural Dynamics: Exploring Society and Identity

POSTGRADUATE LEVEL

COURSE CODE

COURSE NAME

ARTD550

Digital Media & Society

ARTD560

Digital Games

BUS513

Corporate Management Strategies in the Chinese Market

BUS530

Entrepreneurship and Innovation

BUS603

Business Ethics in a Global Environment

BUS620

Cross-Cultural Strategies in Global Business

COM601

New Technologies and Contemporary Issues

COM603

Social Media Strategies and Communication

COM678

Podcasting Production and Storytelling

COMP603

Advanced Machine Learning

COMP680

Advanced Forecasting and Predictive Modeling

CUST611

The Politics of Culture: Policy in a Diverse Society

CUST620

Violence and Society: Causes, Consequences, and Contexts

CUST650

The Politics of Bodies: Gender, Sexuality, and Resistance

CUST670

Gendered Consumerism: Media, Culture, and Power

ECON590

Strategic Decision Making

ECON606

International Trade Theory and Policy

ECON620

Competitive Strategies in Market Structures

ECON650

Time Series Econometrics and Forecasting Techniques

EGL615

Workplace Writing and Communication

ENG570

Computational Engineering: Theory and Applications

ENG572

Wireless Networks and Embedded Systems for IoT

ENG580

Advanced Dynamic Systems Optimisation

ENG587

Computational Fluid Dynamics and Simulation Practice

FILM603

Advanced Film Editing: International Perspectives and Techniques

FILM609

Advanced Film and Video Effects: From Concept to Creation

FIN503

Fixed Income Securities

FIN504

Portfolio Management

FIN520

Risk Management and Derivatives

FIN602

International Business Finance

INTST506

Cross Cultural Communication

MATH501

Foundations of Statistical Methods

MGT640

Managing Diversity and Inclusion at Work

MKT508

International Marketing

MKT690

Innovative Approaches to Digital Marketing and Social Media

PMGT580

Strategic Risk Management

SOC536

Controversial Issues in Social Theory


* The program runs from Monday to Friday, with each day consisting of 120 minutes of lectures and 60 minutes of 

tutorials, for a total of 15 days. Additionally, there will be 2 hours (120 minutes) of office hours per week, spread over 

3 sessions. For more detailed information, please refer to the corresponding syllabus.



Cultural Events / Extracurricular Activities

In our interconnected world, the concept of a classroom has transcended physical boundaries. Learning occurs wherever you are, making every space a potential classroom. As part of our program, we organize a diverse range of social and cultural activities. These activities are designed not only to satiate your curiosity but also to enhance your local experience and foster meaningful connections with others.
Chinese Language & Cultural Immersion
We offer Chinese and Cultural courses, along with specialized courses that delve into the cultural aspects. These include "Comparative Analysis of Chinese Cultures" and "Exploring the Aesthetics of Chinese Poetry, Painting, and Calligraphy."
Taiwan and China: Cultural Diversity and Innovation Hub
Taiwan and China are dynamic region that is home to culturally diverse societies at varying stages of transformation. As a cosmopolitan city-state with a thriving entrepreneurship and innovation scene, we offer myriad opportunities for all.
Industrial Tours
We will visit Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), a global leader in semiconductor production. Gain insights into Taiwan's significant role, in contributing significantly to the semiconductor industry's global revenue.

Program Support

Teaching Assistant and Student Service
Our teaching assistants are fluent in both Chinese and English. We provide a teaching assistant for each class and offer student support throughout the program.
Student Support
We will provide student service support throughout the program, with designated teaching assistants available to answer academic questions students may encounter during their courses. Academic advisors will also be available for education counseling, and additional staff members will assist students with any difficulties they may face during the program.
Full Insurance Coverage
Our insurance plan offers full coverage for a range of unforeseen circumstances, including unexpected medical expenses and emergency medical evacuation. Our priority is to prioritize your safety and security, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the program experience without worrying about potential setbacks.
Housing
The university will provide off-campus accommodation. Please contact our administrator for more information. Once you receive the program admission offer, you can begin the housing application process. Please note that accommodation is subject to availability.
Visa
Please feel free to reach out to our university administration for assistance with visa support.

Tuition

International Students -
* One course: AUD 5270 / CNY 24500
* Two courses: AUD 6450 / CNY 30000

Domestic Students -  
* USD 1500 per course
Tuition discounts are available for specific university partner students. Tuition may be waived if an exchange place
is available. Please contact student advisors for more information.

Global Scholarships - 
Scholarships will be available to eligible students from our partner institutions. You must submit an application form
by 1 September 2025 to be considered for this scholarship.

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