Bachelor in Department of Applied Foreign Languages

Applied foreign languages is an undergraduate field that develops practical proficiency in foreign languages for use in professional communication, commonly spanning business, tourism, and international service contexts. Coursework typically builds core language skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, while also covering subjects such as translation, cross-cultural communication, and the specialized vocabulary used in business or service industries. Programs of this kind aim to prepare students to use language skills directly in workplace settings rather than focusing on the deeper linguistic or literary study found in traditional language and literature departments. Graduates of applied foreign languages programs commonly pursue careers in tourism and hospitality, international trade and business support, translation and interpretation, and customer service or administrative roles within companies that operate across borders. The practical, communication-focused nature of the degree makes it well suited to students who want language skills that translate directly into workplace usefulness, whether in Taiwan or in international settings connected to Taiwan's trade and tourism sectors. This Department of Applied Foreign Languages is part of Hungkuo Delin University of Technology, located in Northern Taiwan. The program is taught in English, giving international students the opportunity to complete a bachelor's degree centered on practical foreign language skills. As a bachelor's-level program, it is intended for students entering directly from secondary education who want to build professional language competence within a technology-oriented university. The Northern Taiwan location places the program close to the country's major business and transportation hubs, offering practical context for students interested in careers that connect language skills to trade, tourism, or international business.