Department of Life Service Industry
1. Educational Objectives
The Department of Life Service Industry is centered around two core domains: the Health Industry and Lifestyle Aesthetics. The curriculum is designed to cultivate professional talents in both storefront service and online marketing within these industries.
For the Health Industry, courses are categorized into two major areas:
For Lifestyle Aesthetics, the curriculum includes three areas:
The department aims to achieve the following educational goals:
2. Bachelor's Degree Program
The Bachelor's program emphasizes innovative integration and practical skill development, collaborating with leading chain retailers, health product distributors, wedding service providers, and floral art industries for off-campus internships. This approach ensures students acquire specialized knowledge in both the Health Industry and Lifestyle Aesthetics, preparing them for careers in storefront services and digital marketing.
The curriculum is structured around two primary domains, fostering five core competencies:
Course Modules:
The Bachelor's program is designed to equip students with an innovative mindset and practical skills, enabling them to thrive in the Health Industry and Lifestyle Aesthetics Industry.
3. Learning Activities
The department encourages students to participate in creative skill competitions, obtain professional certifications, engage in research projects, and undertake internships, enhancing their innovative applications and career competitiveness.
4. Career Prospects
(1) Health Industry Track:
(2) Lifestyle Aesthetics Track:
Master Degree Program of Applied Living Science in Department of Living Services Industry
1. Master’s Program Educational Objectives
The Master’s program is built upon the core principles of health, creativity, and sustainable development, integrating diverse fields such as family relationship management, health promotion, leisure lifestyle management, social media management, big data analysis, fashion styling design, lifestyle aesthetics, and generative AI applications.
The curriculum is structured into two main domains:
The program aims to cultivate students with humanistic literacy, social responsibility, and technological innovation, preparing them to become vocational life skills educators and micro-industry entrepreneurs. The primary educational objectives are as follows:
2. Master’s Program Curriculum
The Graduate Institute of Applied Life Sciences is dedicated to nurturing interdisciplinary professionals with innovative thinking. The curriculum is divided into two modules: Life Sciences and Fashion Aesthetics, with a focus on five core competencies:
Core Course Modules:
(1) Life Sciences Module:
(2) Fashion Aesthetics Module:
3. Learning Activities
The institute encourages students to actively engage in research projects and thesis publications, participate in academic exchange programs and external research conferences, enhancing their research capabilities and practical applications.
4. Career Prospects
(1) Life Sciences Track:
(2) Fashion Aesthetics Track: