latest updated:
Pr. Huei-Yu Huang’s Cafés and European Culture(Program) is moved from Bo Room404 to Bo Room413.
Pr. Huei-Yu Huang’s French (II)(Program) is in Bo Room410.
Irish Literature and Its Representation
In this course, Professor Liang will lead students through readings of Ireland’s 20th-century classic and contemporary literary works. The course will cover representative authors such as Joyce and Yeats, with a focus on their novels and poetry. It will also explore literary genres like realism, fantasy, science fiction, and psychological thrillers, examining how “Irishness” is expressed in works from different periods. Students will gain an understanding of the sorrow, beauty, and uniqueness of Irish literature.
Comparison between English and French Language
In this course, Professor Tsai will explore the deep connections between English and French. Although these two languages belong to different language families, they have influenced each other through long periods of interaction. From Old English to Modern English, the influence of French is evident everywhere. Students are welcome to join this course and unravel the mysteries of the English and French languages with Professor Tsai.
Contemporary Europe
Professor Dinu Luca’s course is like a European city adventure, taking you through the romantic Champs-Élysées in Paris, the ancient alleys of London, the musical halls of Vienna, and even the deep historical echoes of Berlin, Moscow, and Florence! In addition to exploring the changes, developments, and transformations of these cities during their modernization, students will also appreciate how literature and film capture the image of modern cities.
European Festival
Festivals across Europe are truly spectacular and lively. In this course with Professor Liu, students will not only gain an in-depth understanding of how festivals drive local economies, tourism, and urban regeneration, but also learn how to transform these festivals into global tourist attractions. The course will also explore tourists’ motivations and experiences—how to make everyone feel like the “main character” of the festival. For those interested in studying European festivals or festival planning, this course will undoubtedly broaden your horizons and may even set you on the path to becoming an expert in festival management!
Cafés and European Culture (Program)
Since the 18th century, coffee has carried a deep cultural and historical significance, with European cafés becoming central spaces for social and cultural exchange, influencing the thoughts and interactions of intellectuals, artists, and even the bourgeoisie. If you love coffee and enjoy visiting cafés, feel free to join Professor Huang’s fascinating course filled with the aroma of coffee!
Cultural Heritage and Tourism in Europe (Program)
With the booming development of the tourism industry, Europe’s cultural heritage has become a golden resource attracting global visitors. This course will provide students with an in-depth understanding of how these heritage sites impact local economies, societies, and cultural identities. It will also encourage critical thinking on how to protect and promote these invaluable cultural resources in the current wave of globalized tourism. For students who love culture and are passionate about travel, get ready for a journey of knowledge and exploration!
German (IV)、French (IV) (Program)
German: In the upcoming semester, Professor Chen will be teaching the German IV course. Students who are interested in learning German are welcome to enroll!
French: Professor Tsai graduated from the doctoral program in Language and Culture Teaching at Université Paris III in France, with expertise in French language teaching and linguistics. This semester’s French IV course will be taught by Professor Tsai. Students who have previously taken French courses are welcome to continue their studies, and it is recommended that students have at least an A1 level of proficiency before enrolling in French IV. However, there are no restrictions on enrollment qualifications for this course.
French (II)、Spanish (II) (Program)
French: Teacher Huang’s French class is rich, consistently being a popular choice among students! This semester, French II will be taught by teacher Huang, welcoming students with no prior knowledge to enroll. Priority for enrollment in French II is given to program students!
Spanish: This semester’s Spanish courses are also offered by our experienced Spanish teacher, Ms. Hsu. Spanish II is open to those who wish to continue their studies. Priority is given to Spanish II students, while there are no qualifications required for Spanish II.