Commanding architecture, breathtaking scenery, an atmosphere that settles the mind — this is the image this university plants most deeply in the heart.
And the rich, living spirit given off by tens of thousands of trees, day and night, dissolves people's restlessness, tangles, emptiness, and loss into nothing with a magnanimous grace.
And so we encourage business professionals who face turmoil all day long to seize the chance to study here — to come to campus, shake off the dust, and set down the burdens weighing on their hearts.
Donated and built by Professor Gao Zheng-xiong of the Department of Mathematics.
The Kuba is a sacred place where the Tsou people educate their community and carry their culture forward. This pavilion embodies CCU's spirit of respecting diverse ethnic groups and honoring cultural heritage.
The seven plain stone carvings along the path are inscribed with the philosophical reflections of twelve Chiayi artists and writers on care for the land and the ideal of human character. Walking it, one comes to feel a century of selfless artistic devotion — its love for Taiwan and its hopes for generations to come.
The Zhuluo Arts & Culture Path was built with donations from Cathay Life Insurance and people from all walks of life.
Beneath its beautiful surface, this campus holds much humanistic depth that is easily overlooked.
And isn't overlooking that depth precisely the great obstacle so many Taiwanese companies hit in R&D and marketing breakthroughs? Isn't it the very reason so many managers get stuck in their thinking and fall short in communication?
The first gathering of the entire Class of 2019 (108th cohort) of the CCU MBA working-professional program will happen not only in the classroom, but also by the little lake, among the trees, along the paths, and inside the pavilions —
experiencing the depth of management knowledge and the richness of campus culture.
Because depth of knowledge and richness of culture are the stepping stones of both personal and corporate growth — and the cornerstone of the program's own transformation and advancement.