About Us
Department of Digital Financial Technology
The Department of Digital Finance and Financial Technology was established to provide an integrated curriculum combining information technology, finance, and quantitative methods. The program aims to cultivate interdisciplinary professionals equipped with both digital and financial expertise to meet the evolving demands of the digital finance industry.
In recent years, advancements in cloud computing, data analytics, and artificial intelligence have accelerated the growth of the FinTech industry, while driving financial institutions toward digital transformation. Through a well-structured curriculum, the department equips students with solid professional foundations aligned with global digital finance trends.
The curriculum is designed with reference to leading international universities, including New York University (NYU), Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), University College London (UCL), the University of Hong Kong (HKU), and the National University of Singapore (NUS). It emphasizes the integration of practical application, research-driven learning, and innovation.
Development Focus and Key Features
In response to the digital transformation of the financial industry, the department focuses on developing interdisciplinary talent with expertise in finance and information technology, particularly in FinTech, digital transformation, and innovative financial services.
As financial institutions increasingly demand talent with capabilities in data analytics, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and financial product design, graduates of this program are well-positioned for strong career prospects.
The program emphasizes professional certifications and hands-on training, integrating industry resources to enhance students’ practical experience and employability. Through collaboration with financial institutions and training organizations, students gain exposure to the latest FinTech applications and industry practices.
Students interested in innovation and entrepreneurship can also explore Taiwan’s startup ecosystem through platforms such as the FinTechSpace, gaining insights into industry trends and expanding diverse career opportunities.
Reference Videos
- The Future of Financial Institutions: How to Achieve Digital Transformation
- Financial Transformation: Cross-Industry Talent Demand in the Digital Era
These videos highlight how financial institutions are strengthening technology adoption while actively cultivating digital talent, enhancing industry competitiveness through certification systems and practical training.
Graduate Institute of Asset Management
With the continuous evolution of financial markets and the diversification of financial products, the asset management industry plays a vital role in the global financial system. Investment tools such as Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) have become essential components of modern asset allocation, while asset management firms serve as the core drivers of product innovation and portfolio management.
The institute is dedicated to cultivating professionals with expertise in financial product design, asset allocation, and investment management, emphasizing both theoretical foundations and practical applications in alignment with industry needs.
- Wealth management and tax planning
- Asset allocation and portfolio management
- Financial market analysis and risk management
- Financial technology and machine learning applications
Graduates are equipped to pursue careers in asset management firms, investment consulting companies, and financial institutions, taking on key roles in product development, investment decision-making, and portfolio management.
Development Focus and Key Features
- Financial and Investment Expertise: Strengthening core knowledge in finance and portfolio management, with applications of AI in asset management.
- Data Science Integration: Enhancing capabilities in data processing, analysis, and predictive modeling.
- FinTech Innovation: Exploring robo-advisors, blockchain, and emerging financial technologies.
- Alternative Asset Strategies: Developing diversified investment and risk management skills.
- Research-Oriented Learning: Utilizing advanced databases and research resources aligned with global trends.