Bachelor in International Program for Sustainable Development

At Chang Jung Christian University, tuition fees are 101,150 TWD per year.

Sustainable development is an interdisciplinary field that examines how societies can meet present economic and social needs without compromising environmental resources or the wellbeing of future generations. Undergraduate study in this area typically draws on environmental science, economics, public policy, sociology, and management, giving students a broad foundation for understanding issues such as climate change, resource management, renewable energy, poverty reduction, and sustainable business practices. Coursework often includes environmental policy, development economics, natural resource management, corporate social responsibility, and project or program design aimed at balancing growth with ecological and social considerations. Graduates of sustainable development programs pursue a range of career paths, including roles in nongovernmental organizations, government agencies, international development bodies, and corporate sustainability departments. Some go on to further study in environmental policy, public administration, or international development, while others work directly on community-level projects addressing water, energy, agriculture, or urban planning challenges. The field values both analytical skills, for assessing environmental and economic tradeoffs, and practical skills, for designing and implementing programs in real-world settings. This International Program for Sustainable Development is offered at the bachelor's level by Chang Jung Christian University, located in Southern Taiwan. The program is taught in English, allowing international undergraduate students to study sustainable development in Taiwan without first needing to learn Mandarin. As a bachelor's degree, it is intended for students entering directly from secondary education or equivalent qualifications, and typically combines general education requirements with a core curriculum focused on the environmental, economic, and social dimensions of development. Students drawn to this program are usually interested in careers that connect environmental stewardship with community and economic development, whether in Taiwan, their home country, or the wider region.