National Central University Master Program in Hakka Political Economy
National Central University

National Central University

Master Program in Hakka Political Economy

Taoyuan, Taiwan

Master degree

English

Full time

Sep 2026

On-Campus

Key Summary

About: The Master Programme in Hakka Political Economy at National Central University was established August 1, 2004 in the College of Hakka Studies. It explores interactions between politics and economic resources, ideologies, institutions, and public policy, and impacts on public, private, and third sectors. Core courses include Seminar in Hakka Culture Studies; Qualitative and Quantitative Methods; Political and Economic Analysis of Hakka; Master Thesis. Admissions require autobiography, study plan, one recommendation letter, and evidence of Chinese proficiency.

Career Outcomes: Graduates can work as policy analyst, community development officer, cultural industry manager, NGO/third-sector manager, researcher or academic, and social research roles.

The Master Program in Hakka Political Economy, Department of Hakka Language and Social Sciences was established in the College of Hakka Studies, on August 1, 2004. The important research subject in association with contemporary social science research is the interaction between politics and economic resources, this interaction is shown in such areas as different facets of ideologies, institutions, and public policies, it would also exert a profound effect on the public sector, private sector, and the third sector.

Fundamental Courses

  • Seminar in Hakka Culture Studies
  • Qualitative Methodology
  • Quantitative Methods
  • Political and Economic Analysis of Hakka
  • Master Thesis

Professional Courses

  • Ethnic Relationship of Politics and Economics
  • Cultural and Creative Industries Management
  • The Study of Third Sector
  • Seminar in Public Policy
  • Seminar in Hakka Affairs Management

Requirements for Graduation

Required credits: 30 credits (including 4 credits for required courses & 6 credits for elective courses )

Duration of Study: 1-4 years

Admission Documents

  • Autobiography,
  • Study Plan,
  • One Letter of Recommendation,
  • Evidence of Chinese Proficiency.

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