PROGRAMS/COURSE

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. This year we introduce new collaborative programs with Sichuan University, taking place in Chandu, China. Join us for an exceptional academic experience.

Programs

Session One - Soochow University International Programs

Dates: December 2 - December 21, 2024

Mode of Attendance: Face-to-face

Level: Undergraduate and postgraduate

Location: Taipei, Taiwan

Session Two - Soochow University Joint International Programs with Sichuan University

Dates: January 6 - January 24, 2025

Mode of Attendance: Face-to-face

Level: Undergraduate and postgraduate

Location: Chengdu, China

Application Deadline

Session One: November 1, 2024

Session Two: December 18, 2024

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

Session One Session Two

UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL
SESSION	COURSE CODE	COURSE NAME
A1 [Mon - Wed] 08:30 - 13:00	COMP380	Predictive Data Analytics
	ECON308	Industrial Organization
	FILM211	Film Editing
	MKT301	Marketing Research and Consumer Insights
A2 [Thur - Sat] 08:30 - 13:00	BUS230	Entrepreneurship and Innovation
	BUS310	Data Management and Analytics
	COM303	Global Media Challenges and Digital Transformation
	FIN303	Fixed Income Securities
B [Mon - Fri] 13:00 - 16:00	BUS220	Cross Cultural Management
	BUS270	Critical Thinking for Project Management
	ECON340	Intermediate Applied Econometrics
	ECON351	Money, Finance and Economy
	FIN301	Intermediate Corporate Finance
	MATH313	Cryptographic Methods and Number Theory
	MKT208	Consumer Behavior
C1 [Mon - Wed] 16:10 - 20:40	COM301	Emerging Technologies, Communication & Culture
	FIN302	International Finance
	MATH201	Probability and Statistical Applications
	MKT350	Digital Marketing and Social Media
C2 [Thur - Sat] 16:10 - 20:40	BUS308	Project Management
	COMP303	Machine Learning
	ECON302	Intermediate Macroeconomics
	FIN320	Risk Management and Derivatives
	MATH305	Financial Derivatives and Risk Management
Note: * Session A1 and Session C1 will have an additional class on Sunday of the first week. * Session A2 and Session C2 will have an additional class on Sunday of the second week.
POSTGRADUATE LEVEL
SESSION	COURSE CODE	COURSE NAME
A1 [Mon - Wed] 08:30 - 13:00	COMP680	Advanced Forecasting and Predictive Modeling
	ECON508	Industrial Organization
	FILM603	Advanced Film Editing: International Perspectives and Techniques
	MKT601	Customer Relationship Management and Data Analytics
A2 [Thur - Sat] 08:30 - 13:00	BUS530	Entrepreneurship and Innovation
	BUS610	Business Analytics and Strategic Decision Making
	COM603	Social Media Strategies and Communication
	FIN503	Fixed Income Securities
B [Mon - Fri] 13:00 - 16:00	BUS570	Analytical Thinking and Strategic Communication
	BUS620	Cross-Cultural Strategies in Global Business
	ECON530	Intermediate Applied Econometrics
	ECON551	Money, Finance and Economy
	INTST506	Cross Cultural Communication
	MKT608	Consumer Behaviour
C1 [Mon - Wed] 16:10 - 20:40	COM601	New Technologies and Contemporary Issues
	FIN602	International Finance
	MKT690	Innovative Approaches to Digital Marketing and Social Media
C2 [Thur - Sat] 16:10 - 20:40	BUS508	Project Management
	COMP603	Advanced Machine Learning
	ECON502	Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
	FIN520	Risk Management and Derivatives
	PMGT580	Strategic Risk Management
Note: * Session A1 and Session C1 will have an additional class on Sunday of the first week. * Session A2 and Session C2 will have an additional class on Sunday of the second week.

UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL
CATEGORY	COURSE CODE	COURSE NAME
ART & SOCIAL SCIENCE	ARTD309	Digital Media & Society
	ARTD360	Digital Games
	FILM211	Film Editing
BUSINESS	ACCT311	Strategic Financial Statement Reporting and Analysis
	BUS230	Entrepreneurship and Innovation
	BUS300	Social Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice
	BUS403	Business Ethics in a Global Environment
	LAW209	Business Intellectual Property Management
	LAW309	Environmental Regulation and Business Practices
	MGT400	Managing Workplace Diversity & Inclusion
ECONOMICS	ECON340	Intermediate Applied Econometrics
ECONOMICS	ECON390	Game Theory
FINANCE	FIN302	International Finance
	FIN304	Investment and Portfolio Management
	FIN320	Risk Management and Derivatives
	FIN380	The Economics of Financial Asset Pricing
MARKETING	MKT301	Marketing Research and Consumer Insights
MARKETING	MKT350	Digital Marketing and Social Media
POSTGRADUATE LEVEL
CATEGORY	COURSE CODE	COURSE NAME
ART & SOCIAL SCIENCE	ARTD550	Digital Media & Society
	ARTD560	Digital Games
	FILM603	Advanced Film Editing: International Perspectives and Techniques
BUSINESS	ACCT611	Strategic Financial Statement Reporting and Analysis
	BUS500	Social Entrepreneurship and Leadership
	BUS530	Entrepreneurship and Innovation
	BUS603	Business Ethics in a Global Environment
	LAW509	Contemporary Intellectual Property
	LAW609	Business, Environment, and Legal Frameworks
	MGT640	Managing Diversity and Inclusion at Work
ECONOMICS	ECON530	Intermediate Applied Econometrics
ECONOMICS	ECON590	Game Theory
FINANCE	FIN504	Investment and Portfolio Management
	FIN520	Risk Management and Derivatives
	FIN602	International Finance
MARKETING	MKT601	Customer Relationship Management and Data Analytics
MARKETING	MKT690	Innovative Approaches to Digital Marketing and Social Media

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. Our exploration extends to Chengdu, where we will delve into Tencent's prestigious project, the King of Glory. Join us on these insightful visits, where industry leaders pave the way for a deeper understanding of Taiwan's and Chengdu's contributions to global technological advancements.

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 5326 / CNY 24500
* Two courses: AUD 6739 / CNY 31000

Domestic Students -
* AUD 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 October 2024 to be considered for this scholarship.

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