Chung Shan Medical University emphasizes the spirit of medical-humanities, appreciates human value, and respects life. Consequently, the Center for General Education offers the medical humanities related courses and integrated courses in “Gender, Culture and Medicine,” and establishes the research community by organizing the teachers with the background of medicine, nursing, law, gender, sociology and mental philosophy.

At present, the curriculum for general education, requiring twenty-eight course credits, is divided into two main categories. The first category includes the required courses in Reading and Writing (two credits), English (four credits), Introduction to University (two credits) and Service Learning (zero credits). The second category consists of six groups of study: Language Communication, Technology Application, Logic Reasoning, Ethical Philosophy, Creative Aesthetics, Humane Care (requiring twenty credits in total).

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