Tourism and Hospitality Management (Ming Chuan University - Taiwan)

The learning assessment is designed to include a variety of assignments, group assignments, mid-term tests, end-of-term exams and/or end-of-term assignments. In each subject, in addition to the number of hours of working directly with the lecturer in class, students must spend time preparing lessons and doing exercises themselves. The final score of the course is the average of the component scores. The average score considered as completing the course is 2.0 / 4 points or more (according to the requirements of Ming Chuan University). English proficiency: TOEFL Paper 500 or TOEFL IBT 61 or TOEFL CBT 173 or IELTS 5.5 or TOEIC 550 (Only applicable to students enrolled in English-taught programs, excluding native speakers). (10) Chinese level: TOCFL B2 or new HSK 4 (Only applicable to students enrolled in a Chinese language program, excluding native speakers).