| 英文摘要 |
Trans-disciplinary learning is not only at the undergraduate level, but also at the graduate level. However, little is known about the trans-disciplinary learning of students in graduate schools. In particular, the learning process of trans-disciplinary learners and the problems faced by trans-disciplinary learning are rarely explored. This study told the story of a teacher’s experience in trans-disciplinary study of educational eco¬nomics and education finance when he was a graduate student 30 years ago. The conclusions drawn from the narrative content were as follows: The trans-disciplinary learning in the institute is affected by the univer¬sity learning experience, and the strong motivation of learners and the continuation of trans-disciplinary learning are the keys to success. The scaffolding of institute-taught professors to guide learners and provide trans-disciplinary strategies was a success factor. The institute’s trans-disciplinary study encountered difficulties in time, difficulty in finding international secondary data, unfamiliarity with the operation of statisti¬cal software, inability to interpret statistical results, and difficulty in read¬ing English journal articles; however, the case planning time was spent on reading and investment in learning and operating computer statistical software. Trans-disciplinary study in the institute establishes a good re¬search foundation and increases employment competitiveness. From the narration process, it saw the practical power of trans-disciplinary learn¬ing, which opened up the possibility of trans-disciplinary learning in the institute. |