The International MBA (IMBA) Program at Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) offers students opportunities to expand their academic and international experiences through dual master’s degree programs with partner business schools in France.
Designed for students seeking to strengthen their global business expertise, these programs provide an opportunity to study in two countries, experience different academic environments, and work toward master’s degrees from two institutions.
Why Pursue a Dual Degree?
Experience business education in both Taiwan and Europe, gaining exposure to different academic approaches, business environments, and cultures.
Study Across Borders
Experience academic life in Taiwan and France, and explore business through different cultural perspectives.
Earn Two Master's Degrees
Work toward qualifications from two
institutions through an integrated international study pathway.
Build a Global Network
Connect with classmates, faculty, and future professionals from around the world.
Prepare for a Global Career
Build the confidence, adaptability, and cross-cultural skills to navigate international business environments.
Study at Chung Yuan Christian University in Taiwan and Montpellier Business School in France through a structured international academic pathway.
English Requirement: IELTS 6.0
Eligibility: Students enrolled in CYCU’s IMBA Program
Rennes School of Business | France
1+1.5 Dual Master's Degree Program
Expand your international academic journey through a dual degree pathway connecting Chung Yuan Christian University in Taiwan with Rennes School of Business in France.
English Requirement: Applicants must meet one of the following English proficiency standards: IELTS 6.5 or TOEIC 750 or TOEFL iBT 79
Eligibility: Students enrolled in CYCU’s IMBA Program
Application Information
IMBA students interested in pursuing a dual degree are encouraged to contact the IMBA Program Office for further information about application procedures, academic requirements, and program arrangements.
Admission and degree completion are subject to the academic regulations and requirements of the participating institutions.