The agreement gives Karlstad Business School students the opportunity to apply for exchange studies at National Taipei University, an institution specialised in law, business, the social sciences, and the humanities. This is the first agreement with a Taiwanese university.
- Studies at Karlstad Business School are characterised by responsibility and professionalism, and we strive to provide quality education for every student, says Candida MacKenzie, international coordinator at Karlstad Business School. We use international exchange days as opportunities to gather feedback about where the students would like to go, and study destinations in Asia are frequently mentioned. This is a unique opportunity for our students.
National Taipei University is ranked 201–250 in the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings and the prestigious AACSB accreditation verifies the university’s educational quality. In addition to law, business, the social sciences, and the humanities, the university offers courses in business ethics and real estate management.
- The agreement gives our students more than just the chance to study something like real estate management at another university – they get to experience an entirely different educational perspective, says Tommy Bergquist, programme director at Karlstad Business School.
If the travel restrictions issued by the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs allow, the first students could embark on their exchange journey in the autumn semester of 2021.
The agreement with National Taipei University has been signed by Dean Patrik Larsson and targets all students at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at Karlstad University.
