Schools and Programs
Within four colleges, Shih Hsin University currently has 19 departments and 3 graduate institutes, 19 offer bachelor degrees, 17 offer master degrees, and 3 offer PhD degrees.
College of Journalism and Communication Communications (PhD) Journalism (BA, MA) Radio, TV & Film (BA, MA) PR & Advertising (BA, MA) Graphic Communication (BA, MA) Speech Communication (BA, MA) Information Communication (BA, MA) Digital Multimedia Arts (BA, MA) Communication Management (BA, MA)
College of Management Information Management(BA, MA) Tourism(BA, MA) Economics(BA, MA) Finance(BA, MA) Public Policy and Management(BA, MA, PhD) Business Management(BA, MA)
College of Humanities and Social Sciences Graduate Institute for Social Transformation(MA) Graduate Institute for Gender Studies(MA) Social Psychology(BA, MA) English(BA, MA) Chinese Literature(BA, MA, PhD) Japanese(BA)
College of Law Graduate Institute for Intellectual Property Rights(BA, MA) Law(BA, MA)
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