In accordance with the University’s latest pandemic prevention regulations, all courses will be conducted online during the first two weeks of the semester (September 13–26, 2021).
The arrangements for courses offered by the Graduate Institute of Labor Research for the Fall 2021 semester are as follows. Links to each course and the schedule for in-person classes are provided at the end of this page. Any updates or additional information will be announced on this page. Students are advised to check regularly.
Master’s Program Courses
- Prof. Chih-Yueh Cheng, "Labor Practicum: Labor Relations (II)":
Classes begin on September 27. The week of September 27 will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams. Students should join the course team and attend sessions at the scheduled class time. Additional information will be provided via a LINE group.
- Prof. Mei-Chun Liu, "Seminar on Labor Sociology (I)":
In-person classes begin on September 28. The class on September 14 will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Students should join the course team and attend sessions accordingly. Additional information will be provided via NCCU email.
- Prof. Mei-Chun Liu, "Labor Consciousness and Media Representation":
In-person classes begin on September 28. The class on September 14 will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Students should join the course team and attend sessions accordingly. Additional information will be provided via NCCU email.
- Prof. Chang-Chi Chang, "Seminar on Labor Productivity and Business Strategy":
In-person classes begin on September 29. Classes during September 15–22 will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Students should join the course team and attend sessions accordingly. Additional information will be provided via NCCU email.
- Prof. Chang-Chi Chang, "Seminar on Labor Fund Management":
In-person classes begin on October 1. Classes during September 17–24 will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Students should join the course team and attend sessions accordingly. Additional information will be provided via NCCU email.
- Prof. Tzu-Hui Wu, "Seminar on Labor Dispute Resolution Law (I)":
In-person classes begin on September 29. Classes during September 15–22 will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Students should join the course team and attend sessions accordingly. Additional information will be provided via NCCU email.
- Prof. Tzu-Hui Wu, "Seminar on Comparative Labor Law":
This course will continue to be conducted online. Classes during September 16–23 will be held via Microsoft Teams. Additional information will be provided via NCCU email.
- Prof. Shih-Hao Liu, "Seminar on Labor Insurance Law":
The second week’s session will be held on September 22 (Wednesday) from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. The class during the week of September 30 will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams. Additional information will be provided via NCCU email.
- Prof. Liang-Rong Lin, "Case Studies in Labor Law":
In-person classes begin on September 30. Classes during September 16–23 will be conducted via Google Meet. Please refer to the attachments below for the meeting link.
- Prof. Chi-Heng Chang, "Labor Practicum: Labor Market (II)":
The first session will be held on September 17 at 1:00 PM. Subsequent sessions are scheduled for October 30 at 10:00 AM (online) and November 6 (time and format to be announced). Classes will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Additional information will be provided via NCCU email.
- Prof. Hui-Ling Wang and Prof. Tzu-Hui Wu, "Seminar on Labor Law":
The class during the week of October 1 will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams. Additional information will be provided via NCCU email.
Undergraduate General Education Courses
- Prof. Mei-Chun Liu, "Labor and Society":
In-person classes begin on September 27. The class on September 13 will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Additional information will be provided via email.
- Prof. Chang-Chi Chang, "Career Planning":
In-person classes begin on September 30. Classes during September 16–23 will be conducted via Microsoft Teams. Students should join the course team and attend sessions accordingly. Additional information will be provided via NCCU email.
