Master’s Program in International Affairs

At Ming Chuan University, tuition fees are 92,402 TWD per year.

Ming Chuan University, based in Northern Taiwan, offers the Master's Program in International Affairs as a master's degree taught in English. International affairs is a field that examines relationships between countries, international organizations, and global institutions, covering topics such as diplomacy, international security, global economics, and the political dynamics that shape relations between states. Students in this discipline typically study international relations theory, comparative politics, international law, and regional studies, alongside the economic and security issues that influence how countries interact with one another. Coursework often also covers global governance, the roles of international organizations such as the United Nations, and the analysis of specific regions or bilateral relationships relevant to current global affairs. Because international affairs draws on political science, economics, law, and history, students in this field usually develop strong analytical and research skills, along with the ability to interpret complex political and economic developments across different countries and regions. Graduates from international affairs programs pursue careers in diplomatic services, international organizations, government agencies, nongovernmental organizations, international business, and policy research, with some continuing into doctoral study in political science or international relations. The field suits students who are interested in global politics, cross-border cooperation, and the policy questions that arise when countries and international institutions interact. Delivered in English, the program is designed to be accessible to international students who want graduate-level training in international affairs while studying in Taiwan, a location that offers a distinct regional perspective on Asia-Pacific and global politics.