| 英文摘要 |
English proficiency of University of Science and Technology students has often been questioned, and the school's journey of building an all-English curriculum environment is full of challenges. Understanding the learning motivation and self-efficacy of students at the University of Science and Technology for the EMI curriculum will help the University of Science and Technology promote English-taught strategies. This study focuses on students taking the EMI courses in 2022. Two weeks before the end of the course, 741 pieces of information were collected through online questionnaires and analyzed using t-test and ANOVA. The research results show: 1. English learning motivation of students put their interest in the course as the primary consideration, followed by improvement of their English ability, compulsory courses, and recommendations or encouragement from others. 2. There is no difference in the self-efficacy of English learning among students of different genders, but there are differences in students’nationalities, degrees, and majors. 3. The English proficiency self-efficacy of students is highest in listening performance and lowest in speaking performance, indicating that students have weak confidence in English expression. 4. Post hoc comparative analysis found that master's and doctoral students had higher self-efficacy in English than university students and that the College of Foreign Languages and the College of Ocean Business had higher English self-efficacy. |