【Introduction】
The International Honors Program (IHP) at the College of Commerce, Kai Nan University was established in 2015 with the purpose of cultivating professional English-speaking management talents with an international perspective. Initially, the program only admitted international students, but starting in 2022, IHP opened up to Taiwanese students to create a more diverse English-learning environment.

The teaching objective of IHP is to "cultivate talents with diverse thinking, international perspectives, and cross-national management abilities." The curriculum is designed around the core subjects of "enterprise management," "enterprise innovation," and "creative marketing," with all courses taught in English. The program offers a platform for sharing information and ideas among students from different nationalities. We aim to cultivate students' abilities in four core areas: "business management knowledge and skills," "communication and coordination abilities," "international perspectives and foreign language abilities," and "logical thinking and decision-making analysis abilities."

【Curriculum Highlights】
1. Interpersonal Communication: Strengthening workplace communication skills.
2. Financial Management: Familiarizing students with accounting standards and financial statements.
3. Marketing and E-commerce: Expanding international markets through internet marketing.
4. Leadership and Organizational Behavior: Effectively leading members to achieve organizational goals.

【Program Features】
1. All English-language curriculum: Focusing on both business management expertise and English language skills, cultivating international competitiveness.
2. Cultural Diversity: Local and international students attend classes together, learning and adapting to cultural differences.
3. Study Abroad Exchange: Cooperating with exchange programs or double-degree programs with multiple countries in Europe, America, Japan, Korea, etc.
4. Enterprise Internship: IHP cooperates with industry to offer domestic or overseas internships for fourth-year students to accumulate practical experience early on.