Mission and Educational Objectives

Mission

The mission of the Department of Information Management is to pursue creative discovery and disseminate knowledge in management information systems (MIS) and information technology. The Department places equal emphasis on information systems management capabilities and professional technological knowledge and skills.

Our academic programs are carefully designed to provide students with comprehensive managerial knowledge and practical skills in a business-oriented learning environment.

Educational Objectives

To achieve our mission and overall educational goals, the Department has established the following four educational objectives:

1. To cultivate graduates with theoretical and practical knowledge in information technology and management science.
2. To develop students’ capabilities in applying information technology and management science theories.
3. To encourage students to continuously acquire and master emerging information technologies and knowledge.
4. To broaden students’ global perspectives and enhance their international awareness.

Core Competencies

The Department covers a diverse range of major areas within the field of information management and serves more than 735 students, including approximately 100 graduate students. Through our curriculum and learning environment, we aim to cultivate graduates with the following nine core competencies:

1. Professional Knowledge and Skills in Information Technology
2. Professional Knowledge and Skills in Information Management
3. Foreign Language Communication and Expression Skills
4. Caring for a Humane and Diverse Society
5. Self-Learning and Independent Thinking
6. Interpersonal Communication and Teamwork
7. Knowledge and Application of Emerging Technologies
8. Information Integration and Application
9. Information Ethics and Care for Society