Admissions and Degree Requirements
Program Mission
Responding to workforce needs in medical care, health and long-term care, our master’s program develops advanced professionals with interdisciplinary expertise in health and well-being, and promotes industry–academia collaboration that connects professional knowledge with practical skills.
Development Priorities
- Management of holistic care services.
- Big data applications in environmental health and disease prevention.
- Public-oriented allocation and integration of medical and social welfare resources.
Course Areas
Research Ethics; Aging Industry Management; Care Service Management; Principles of Environmental Analysis; Risk Assessment Research; Advanced Environmental Toxicology; Advanced Statistical Methods; Big Data Analysis; Care Service Practice; Special Topics in Integrated Care; Workplace Environmental Monitoring and Control; Policy Analysis and Evaluation; Seminar.
Admissions
Faculty Research Topics
Samuel / Shih-Chih Wang
Interdisciplinary integrated care.
Yen-Fu Chen
Evidence synthesis, systematic reviews and policy evaluation in health and welfare; evaluation of medical technologies, including devices and diagnostic tests; innovation in evidence-synthesis methods, process efficiency and integration of different data and evidence types; evidence synthesis for municipal and local policy planning and evaluation; planning, implementation and evaluation of interventions for autistic people and people with intellectual disabilities; integration of health and social services; patient safety and reduction of waste in health care.
Yu-Kai Lin
Occupational hygiene and health risk assessment.
Pei-Ching Chen
Health insurance systems.
陳永仁
Environmental health policy analysis.
Tzu-Ying Chiu
Long-term care and disability research.
Tzu-Hsuen Yuan
Environmental and occupational epidemiology and biomonitoring.
Wan-Lin Chiang
Social environments and health; early life and the life course.
Yi-Fan Li
Child health and its social determinants; health care utilization.
Yu-Ning Chien
Health economics, including health policy evaluation; health care big data analytics; clinical epidemiology.
Please consult the current faculty directory and contact prospective supervisors about availability.
Degree Requirements, Thesis Guidelines and Forms
Official documents are retained in their original Chinese language.
- Thesis Formatting Guidelines — revised August 13, 2026
- Thesis Cover and Spine Template
- Thesis Examination Approval Form
- Thesis Authorization Form
- Master’s Degree Requirements — approved May 25, 2026
- Thesis Proposal Presentation Guidelines — approved December 31, 2025
- Master’s Degree Examination and Delayed Thesis Disclosure Review Guidelines — approved March 31, 2026
- Selection Guidelines for Undergraduates Taking Master’s Courses in Advance
