Training Talents with Humanistic Knowledge and a Global Citizenship Mindset

Since its founding, the College of Humanities has established a distinctive tradition in scholarship and education by bringing together leading national professors in fields such as history, philosophy, literature, linguistics, and archaeology.

The curriculum has been steadily diversified and teaching methods continuously developed, while the educational environment has undergone innovative changes to enhance students’ motivation to learn and broaden opportunities for diverse career development.

The College of Humanities is composed of one division (with three majors), four departments, and offers one interdisciplinary major and a teacher training program.