Looking into the future, the university
will make every effort to become a first-class university
providing academic instruction and to produce graduates
— the backbone of the future society — who have creativity,
wide fields of vision and the ability to integrate themselves
into an international community. In order to achieve this
aim, the university has set up an eight-point school development
plan. With the wholehearted encouragement of the Board
of Trustees and the concerted efforts of faculty, students
and staff, this plan will greatly enhance the competitiveness
of the school among all institutions of higher education.
The Eight-Point Development
Plan for the Academic Years 2005-2006, 2006-2007, and
2007-2008
—heighten the standards of academic instruction
and research
—raise the level of language skills
—strengthen the curriculum for general education
—e-campus
—expand operational space
—improve and strengthen extension education
—strengthen contacts with alumni
— improve students’ learning motivation
In View of the Limited Land Resources, Creating More
Ample Multipurpose Building Space on the Campuses.
— planning started for the construction of the
First Academic Building
— planning started for the construction of the Second
Academic Building
— planning started for the construction of the Multilevel
Parking Lot and Gym
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