Organization
●Taipei Campus; ○Kaohsiung Campus
- College of Human Economics●
- Department of Restaurant and Institutional Management●
- Department of Social Work●
- Department of Music●
- Department of Family Studies and Child Development●
- Department of Food Science, Nutrition, and Nutraceutical●
- College of Design●
- Department of Fashion Design●
- Department of Architecture●
- Department of Industrial Design●
- Department of Communication Design●
- Institute of Fashion and Communication Design●
- College of Management●
- Department of Business Administration●
- Department of Information Technology and Management●
- Department of Finance and Banking
- Department of Risk Management and Insurance●
- Department of International Trade●
- Department of Accounting●
- Department of Applied Foreign Languages●
- College of Business and Information○
- Department of Accounting Information System○
- Department of International Business Management○
- Department of International Trade○
- Department of Finance○
- Department of Information Management○
- Department of Information Technology and Communication○
- Department of Computer Simulation and Design○
- College of Cultural and Creative○
- Department of Tourism Management○
- Department of Recreation Management○
- Department of Fashion Design and Merchandising○
- Department of Fashion Styling and Design Communication○
- Department of Applied English○
- Department of Applied Chinese○
- Department of Applied Japanese○
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