Interdisciplinary Learning - I-SHOU UNIVERSITY

Interdisciplinary Learning Design learning activities on your own to increase your learning motivation and willpower

As global changes reshape industries, ISU focuses on Interdisciplinary Innovation and Global Competitiveness to cultivate talent who can leverage technology, learn independently, and collaborate to create social impact.

General Education That Enriches Your Interdisciplinary Education At ISU, general education gives you opportunities to experience aesthetics and learn on your own initiative.

General education courses broaden students' horizons and cultivate interdisciplinary thinking, critical thinking, and communication skills.

Broadening Horizons and Inspiring Innovation

Interdisciplinary learning fosters diverse thinking, enhances problem-solving skills, cultivates innovation, and inspires students' holistic development.

Using Colleges as Starting Points for Interdisciplinary Learning

Promoting Self-Directed Learning Across Six Major Interdisciplinary Fields

Using Departments as Pillars for Interdisciplinary Learning

Guidance and Support for Inter-departmental Transfers

Appealing Summer Pre-sessional Courses for Freshmen

Hybrid (synchronous + asynchronous) online courses in the fields of health, technology, aesthetics, etc.

Sprout Courses

Career experience sharing by excellent alumni
Micro hands-on projects
Speeches given by industry professionals
Field visits

Exploring the Mystery of Health

To ensure the well-being of our students, "Unraveling the Mystery of Health" covers 4 key themes: health promotion, health diagnosis, disease prevention, and complementary medicine. Students from different departments will be placed in the same class.

Exploring "Smart Tech 101"

This course covers ABCDE technologies and their applications in the industry, and students are given opportunities to explore and experience on their own.

Autonomous Learning: General education helps your dream come true

Students may put forward a proposal for an 18-hour or 36-hour course for autonomous learning, whether as an individual or a group.