College of Engineering College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science College of Management College of Finance and Banking College of Foreign Languages Center for General Education       1.Graduate Institute of Management a. The informatics section covers logistics, information and marketing disciplines. b. The finance section covers finance, risk management and accounting disciplines. c. Cultivate high-level managers with forward-looking and integrative abilities.   2.Graduate Institute of Business Management a. Focus on enterprise strategy, organization and human resource management, finance and accounting, marketing, as well as other managerial expertise needed in industries. b. Cooperate with other academic departments through resource and knowledge sharing, to enhance research quality and academic status.   3.Graduate Institute of Science and Technology Law a. Cultivate specialists of law trained to particularly handle legal issues related to science and technology. b. Focus on information communication law and bio-technological law.   4. Department of Logistics Management. a. Maximize the synergism of transportation and warehousing. b. Stimulate all-round teaching and learning. c. Promote leadership in the field of logistics and distribution.   5. Department of Information Management a. Cultivate talent in information management. b. Provide an advanced learning environment.   6. Department of Marketing and Distribution Management a. Maximize the synergy of marketing and distribution. b. Employ innovative and practical teaching methods.   7. International Master of Business Administration a. IIntegrate disciplines of International Marketing, International Finance, International Finance Management, Information Management and International Risk Management. b. Work with industry to develop the issues of management in industries such as marine freight, air freight, warehousing, finance and insurance.   8. Management Teaching and Research Center a. Coordinate and integrate teaching and research resources in the College of Management. b. Promote cross-field research, particularly in the three main areas of Information Management, Marketing and Logistics.   9. Research Center for Supply Chain Collaboration a. Maximize planning and control of the business process, logistics, information flow, cash flow and human resources of a company, promoting the synergy of marketing and distribution. b. Provide both academia and industry with a platform to exchange ideas, experience and knowledge.   10.Electronic Business Research Center a. Focus on the teaching and development of E-commerce and Information Technology related techniques. b. Handle all electronic business related projects between the college and industry, as well as use innovative and practical teaching methods.   11. Intelligent Store Research Center a. Serve as a vehicle to familiarize students with the interaction between retailing systems, customers, employees and suppliers, and to demonstrate some of the advantages of employing information technology in stores. b. Assist in software development and system implementation through active teaching, discussion and cooperation with industry.