Taiwan Tech is widely recognized as a leader in internationalization among higher education institutions in Taiwan. The university has established partnerships with more than 400 universities, with strategic regional focuses on continental Europe—particularly Germany and France—East Asia (Japan and Korea), and Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, Vietnam, and Malaysia.

The School of Management (SOM) plays a central role in Taiwan Tech’s global engagement. Each year, SOM sends approximately 100 students abroad through exchange programs and welcomes a comparable number of incoming international students. With its diverse and practice-oriented curriculum, SOM accounts for nearly 45% of all international student mobility on campus, making it the most active academic unit in international student exchange.

Germany, Spain, and Austria are among the most popular outbound destinations for SOM students, where Technical Universities and Universities of Applied Sciences align closely with the School’s academic strengths. European students, in turn, are drawn to SOM and Taiwan Tech not only for their high academic standards, but also for Taiwan’s reputation as a safe, open, and democratic society that values privacy and freedom of expression. To further enhance global learning pathways, SOM also offers Dual Degree programs that enable students to pursue integrated international studies and earn an additional internationally recognized degree, including collaborations with the University of Queensland in Australia and Heilbronn University in Germany.

Following the achievement of dual international accreditation, SOM has significantly expanded its global academic network. Formal partnership agreements have been established with leading institutions worldwide, including Waseda Business School and Nagoya University of Commerce and Business in Japan; IESEG and Excelia Group in France; MIP Politecnico di Milano Graduate School of Business in Italy; Heilbronn University Graduate School in Germany; and Groupe ISCAE in Morocco. Beyond Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, SOM is also actively strengthening its engagement with the United States through collaborations with several universities, including the University of California, Irvine (UC Irvine) and the University of Missouri–St. Louis (UMSL), creating broader and more meaningful exchange opportunities for students from both partner institutions.