Bachelor's Program
Integrating curriculums in ecological conservation, environmental management, and earth sciences, combining foundational coursework with hands-on fieldwork to build solid professional competencies.
Credits Required
128
Duration
4 ~ 6 yrs
Objectives
Foundational Knowledge | Field Practice |
Exploratory Learning
Admissions
Announcements
Curriculum Structure
+ Minor / Free Electives ≥ 34 credits
Total: 128 credits
Major ③
choose 1 of 3
Professional Elective Program
21
credits
Major ②
NRES Core Program
21
credits
Major ①
CEO Foundation Program
21
credits
Core Curriculum
School Core Curriculum
31
credits
Program Overview
CEO Foundation Program
21
credits
2 required + 5 elective
Core Courses
NRES Core Program
21
credits
All elective
Core Courses
Specialization Tracks
choose 1 of 3
Ecology and Conservation
21
credits
Core Courses
Environmental Management &
Education
21
credits
Core Courses
Earth Sciences
21
credits
Core Courses
Micro-Programs
Complete the required credits to earn a micro-program certificate. Two micro-program certificates count as one minor.
Environmental Educator Certification
Complete the three required courses under the Environmental Education Act to qualify for official certification.
12 credits
Ecological Agriculture
Field-based learning in eastern Taiwan for students interested in sustainable agriculture and cross-disciplinary practice.
11 credits
Environmental Policy
Focused on environmental management, resource assessment, and policy application. Recommended for students considering graduate study in policy.
9 credits
Environmental Smart Technology
Integrating AI, 3D scanning, and environmental applications to develop environmental technology competencies.
9 credits
✦ Required courses
Full course listings are available via the Registrar's Course Catalog.
Ecological Fieldwork
Build practical skills in flora and fauna identification and ecological field survey methods.
10 credits
Environmental Hazard Monitoring and Disaster Prevention
Three course clusters covering hazard monitoring, environmental data processing, and disaster risk management.
10 credits
Inquiry-Based Learning and Practice
Competency-oriented pedagogy for interdisciplinary practice and environmental engagement.
9 credits
Carbon Neutrality
From regulations and emissions inventories to reduction and offsetting — building comprehensive carbon management expertise.
9 credits
Graduation Requirements
65 hours Interdisciplinary
Self-Directed Learning
Service and Contribution 15 hrs +
Diverse Engagement 20 hrs +
Professional Development 10 hrs
English Proficiency
In addition to the 6 required language credits, students must either pass one of the university's approved English proficiency tests, or complete 2 additional English courses (4–6 credits) above their placement level upon admission.
128 credits + 4 program tracks
The 4th major may be fulfilled by:
inter-college minor / 2nd NRES professional elective program/ two micro-programs
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