Organization
A president heads the university, and it is divided into four colleges, each having a variety of departments:
- College of Engineering
- Department of Mechanical Engineering
- Department and Institute of Electrical Engineering
- Department and Institute of Electronic Engineering
- Department and Institute of Chemical Engineering
- Department of Civil Engineering
- Department of Opto-Electronic System Engineering
- Department of Materials Science and Engineering
- Department of Communications Engineering
- Department of Environmental Informatics
- Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering
- Institute of Construction Engineering and Management
- Institute of Precision Mechatronic Engineering
- College of Management
- Department of Industrial Engineering and Management
- Department and Institute of Information Management
- Department of International Business
- Department and Institute of Business Administration
- Department of Finance
- Institute of Engineering Management
- Global Logistics Management Center
- College of Service Industries
- Department of Hotel Management
- Department of Child Development and Education
- Department of Leisure Management
- Department of Senior Citizen Service Management
- Center for Teacher Education
- Senior Activity Center
- College of Humanities and Social Science
- Department of Applied Foreign Languages
- Department of Sports Management
- Arts Center
- Center for Hakka Studies
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