英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to investigate the attitudes of students studying in labor relations toward cross -school and cross -nation course taking. In order to fulfill the research purpose, we interviewed faculty of related departments/institutes and conducted a survey, which involved four schools, to collect information.
As to the faculty, they support the ideas of cross -school and cross - nation course taking, and suggest to implement the plan progressively, to apply certain restrictions to course taking, and to improve their skills in computer networking. As to the students, they show strong interests in cross-school or cross-nation course taking, indicate that ""human resource management/development"" are the most appropriate courses, and call for help inimproving computer skills and foreign languages. Major findings of this study include cross -school and cross -nation course taking is an important trend in labor studies, institutional characteristics influence students motives and choices, distance learning technology is important, infrastructure, equipment and computer competency will influence learning effectiveness, labor studies in the future will be more internationalization - and globalization -oriented, and the improvement of foreign language competency is fundamental to bridge cultural and national gaps in Taiwan's labor studies.
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