I graduated from the Global Master of Business Administration program at National Taiwan University, where I authored a research paper examining the factors that influence foreigners’ decisions to adopt digital banking in Taiwan. During my studies, I actively participated in program- and university-wide activities, as well as completed two internships in the economic and in the financial industries—gaining hands-on experience that bridged academic theory with real-world challenges.
My engagement extended beyond the classroom: I continue to contribute to the Global MBA alumni and the NTU Community, reflecting my commitment to lifelong learning, professional networking, and giving back to the community that helped shape my career. This ongoing involvement underscores my dedication to staying connected with peers and industry leaders while supporting the next generation of global business talent.
Conducted research on digital banking adoption in Taiwan, completed two internships, and sustained alumni engagement that demonstrates my ability to blend academic excellence with practical industry experience and community leadership.
Since its establishment, NTU has been the leader of higher education in Taiwan and has faced and tackled a variety of challenges on the path toward excellence. Prevailing adaptability and resilient tenacity have refined our esteemed institute to be steadfastly eminent and estimable.