Lead the AI Era from Taiwan
Study business where AI is built. An English-taught MBA in Taiwan's AI and semiconductor ecosystem.
Private (Non-Med) · QS Asia
international students
fast-track to thesis defense
At the center of the AI supply chain
Taiwan doesn’t just make the chips that run the world’s AI — it assembles the servers and manufactures the devices too. Studying here puts you inside the industry defining the next fifty years.
Of the world’s foundry market
TSMC’s share of global pure-foundry revenue — fabricating for NVIDIA, Apple, AMD and Qualcomm.
Of Taiwan’s exports
Servers and AI hardware, as a share of 2026 merchandise exports — up from roughly 30% a year earlier.
From campus to the science parks
By high-speed rail from campus to either end of the supply chain — Hsinchu or Tainan.
Your case studies, field visits and job search all happen inside this industry.
Last verified 2026-081 Counterpoint Research, Global Pure-Foundry Market Share, Q1 2026.
2 Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics (DGBAS), Executive Yuan, Taiwan — 2026 economic forecast, May 2026.
What makes Tunghai
GMBA different?
An AACSB-accredited, fully English-taught MBA in Taichung — among the top 5% of business schools worldwide, developing leaders who navigate complexity across cultures, disciplines and AI-driven change.
The curriculum · four layers
Fast-track option: finish coursework and defend your thesis in as little as one year.
Global reach
Students from 20+ countries, faculty across 5 colleges — at the center of the world's AI and semiconductor hub.
Bilingual edge
Study in English, live in Mandarin — graduates leave fluent in the world's two most spoken languages.
Tunghai GMBA — where AI meets humanities.
AACSB AccreditedTop 5% business schools worldwide
Why students choose Tunghai GMBA
Four compounding advantages — built into every course, every cohort, every career.
AI, day one. Practical AI fluency is woven into every course — alongside the ethics and judgment to lead where algorithms can't.
Scholarship supported. Funding from Tunghai, the GMBA program and the Taiwanese government — support at multiple levels.
Taiwan edge. Deep fluency in the supply chain and semiconductor ecosystem — an edge you carry into any market.
Go global. Study or intern abroad through our sister-university network — credits count toward your degree.
Life at GMBA,
in their own words
Why Taiwan, Why Tunghai
“Thank you Tunghai and GMBA for building me into who I am now.”
He arrived scared of everything — too shy to join a group, unsure where his classroom even was. Two years later: friends from a dozen countries, and the confidence he now uses at work.
“I discovered a tightly knit community, rich with diversity, knowledge, and connection.”
Organisational structure, finance, programming, supply chain, entrepreneurship — then an exchange semester in Austria. She left with skills that transcended borders.
Who will be sitting next to me?
30–40 students. 10+ nationalities. Small enough that you actually know everyone — diverse enough that everyone comes from somewhere different.
A truly international classroom
Class of 2018-2026 · By World Region
8 Regions · 22 Nationalities
Two regions account for 86.5% of the class; six more stretch the classroom across four continents.
Indonesia
Vietnam
Thailand
Malaysia
Myanmar
Philippines
Singapore
Taiwan
Mongolia
Hong KongAnd six more regions
Which industry will you walk into?
Taiwan makes the chips, assembles the servers, and sells to every market on earth. Three directions below, and the courses that get you there.
Two years to find your place. Since January 2026, graduates can extend their residence for up to two years and work in Taiwan — full-time, part-time or interning — with no work permit required. How that works →
AI hardware & the semiconductor supply chain
The whole chain sits in Taiwan, and it runs in English. It needs managers who read both the technology and the market.
Global Supply Chain Management · Business Analytics & AI Application · Economics for Global Managers
Data Science for Global Managers · Database Design & Implementation for Business · Service Innovation in the Digital Era · Global Risk Governance
Cross-border trade & market expansion
Taiwan’s exporters need people who can open Southeast Asia, South Asia and Central Europe. Coming from elsewhere is the advantage here.
Marketing Analytics · Global Business Management & Strategy · Global Leadership & Organizational Behavior
Advanced Analytics for Global Market Intelligence · Marketing Strategy in the Digital Age · Global Risk Governance · Interdisciplinary Case Studies
Family business transformation & venture
Many students come from a family business. Bringing AI and data discipline back into it is the fastest route to return.
Financial Management & Reporting · Global Business Management & Strategy · Business Analytics & AI Application
Global Entrepreneurship · Advanced Data Analytics for Financial Information · Advanced Data Analytics for Global Investment · Service Innovation in the Digital Era
Course titles are taken from the current GMBA curriculum — 22 required credits plus 8 elective credits, 30 in total.
See how the curriculum supports this →Life in Taichung
Great food, a city that works, and a cost of living that makes a scholarship go further — without the price tag of Taipei, Singapore or Hong Kong.
a month in Taichung, all in — housing, food and transport. Roughly a third of what the same month costs in Singapore.
Life at Tunghai University
134 hectares of tree-lined paths, traditional architecture, and the iconic Luce Memorial Chapel — designed by I.M. Pei. One of Taiwan’s largest green campuses, and it sits inside Taichung city: the calm is minutes from downtown, not hours.
hectares of scenic campus
student clubs — something for every interest
dormitory buildings — on-campus living for everyone
About the programme
The five things applicants ask first — and what the programme has been up to lately. The full list runs to 35 questions.
Frequently asked questions
What is Tunghai University GMBA?
Tunghai’s fully English-taught Global MBA — AACSB-accredited, running since 2018, with classmates from more than 20 countries. See the full answer →
Why study an MBA in Taiwan rather than Singapore, Hong Kong, or Japan?
Taiwan puts you inside the world’s AI hardware supply chain for about a third of Singapore’s cost of living. See the full answer →
How many students are in each cohort, and where do they come from?
Each cohort holds 30–40 students from 10-plus countries, with 22 nationalities represented across the programme’s history. See the full answer →
How is GMBA different from a regular MBA or an IMBA program?
Every course, assignment and thesis runs in English for a genuinely multinational classroom — not a Chinese-medium MBA with an English track bolted on. See the full answer →
Is Tunghai GMBA accredited?
Tunghai’s College of Management holds AACSB accreditation, a distinction fewer than 5% of business schools worldwide achieve. See the full answer →
Ready to Start?
Your journey starts here
Join the programme that puts you at the centre of Asia’s AI transformation. Applications for the 2026 fall intake are open now.