Philosophy and Goals
Philosophy/purpose
With a focus on character development based on Christianity, we cultivate individuals who have a strong intellectual and spiritual foundation that allows them to reexamine their relationship with the real world through dialogue with ancient and modern books, to maintain their sense of self in a changing world, and to achieve mutual understanding and coexistence with others.
Educational goals
- Cultivating human resources with language comprehension and expression skills
- Developing human resources with problem-finding and problem-solving abilities
- Developing human resources with logical and critical thinking skills
- Cultivating individuals who have a deep interest in the nature of human life and ethics
- Cultivating human resources with tolerance and a spirit of service toward others
The ideal student for this department
- They have sufficient basic academic ability, and are particularly proficient in English.
- Possess sufficient reading comprehension and be able to express one's thoughts logically.
- They have a strong interest in society and are proactive in getting involved.
- They have an interest in the humanities, including thought and philosophy, culture and art, religion and theology, and are highly motivated to study in this department.
Undergraduate learning objectives
- Develop the ability to accurately read and understand books.
- Develop the ability to think logically and critically, and become able to write logically structured essays.
- You will be able to express your opinions accurately and engage in academic dialogue.
- To acquire the motivation and ability to identify problems and solve them independently.
- I have an interest in and understanding of the nature of human life and ethics.
- To possess a spirit of tolerance and service towards others.