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Joint Symposium
Scholarly Exchange Program
Dual-degree Program
Partnerships
Department of Communication
Seoul National University
Graduate School of
Interdisciplinary Information Studies
The University of Tokyo
1. Joint Symposium
The symposium is an international platform jointly formed by the University of Tokyo (UT), Seoul National University (SNU), and National Chengchi University (NCCU) since 2017. It has been an annual meeting where our faculty members and graduate students share research interests and exchange ideas in the field of communication and media studies.
2021 NCCU-SNU-UT Joint Symposium
Staying Connected: Voice and Hope in a Time of Challenge
The theme for the 2021 NCCU-SNU-UT Joint Symposium is Staying connected: Voice and hope in a time of challenge. As we all underwent disruptions caused by the pandemic the past year, it is even worth more appreciation of our efforts across three universities in Seoul, Taipei, and Tokyo to stay connected. Meanwhile, such a time of challenge did teach us to treasure more of what we already have in life while we all hope for betterments in the future.
Recaps on 2021 NCCU-SNU-UT Joint Symposium
More news on the Joint Symposium:
2021 NCCU-SNU-UT Joint Symposium: Voice and Hope in a Time of Challenge (NCCU news release)
2021 日韓台 シンポジウム (UT news release)
List of Accepted Abstracts for 2021 NCCU-SNU-UT Joint Symposium
Call for Papers - 2021 NCCU-SNU-UT Joint Symposium
2020 Joint Symposium: Media, Communications, and Information in an Era of Global Crisis (NCCU news release)
2. Scholarly Exchange Program
Fulbright Taiwan
In the mission to nurture more young scholars in communication field that are equipped with high cultural ingenuity, IMICS has been partnering with the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan) and becomes one of the 12 programs that welcome and deliver young scholars to further their academic endeavor in both Taiwan and U.S.
More information on U.S Fulbright Student Grants can be found at Fulbright Taiwan website.
3. Dual-degree Program
University of South Carolina - College of Information and Communications
The University of South Carolina (USC) is a public research university in Columbia, South Carolina in the South-East of the United States. International education cooperation between IMICS and USC started in 2020 intending to provide IMICS students with opportunities to study in the States and develop their academic research experience internationally.
NCCU students are allowed to choose between 2 programs: Master of Art (MA) which requires 32 credit hours in total and Master of Mass Communication (MMC) which requires 36 credit hours in total, of which 12 credit hours should be taken from NCCU.
Candidates will be evaluated based on GRE scores, professional experience, and academic recommendations.
TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent scores are required for those whose native language is not in English. Students who have already taken 12 credits of graduate-level courses offered by IMICS with a minimum GPA of 3.0 or a Grade B will be eligible for GRE waiver.
NCCU students will be eligible for in-state tuition.
NCCU students still register at NCCU while studying abroad and pay the relevant fee without credit fee.
We will send announcement through emails to students whenever information is available. Please check with IMICS office if you have any further questions.