China Medical University (CMU) officially launched its "Sustainable Development Micro-Credit Course Cluster" for the second semester of Academic Year 114 during the fifth week of the term (the 26th). A total of 13 courses are offered this semester, providing students with diverse options to encourage interdisciplinary learning and deepen their expertise in sustainable development.
- The Inaugural Class: The first session, titled "Introduction to Sustainable Development," was conducted as a joint-campus lecture. It was taught by Chief Sustainability Officer Cheng-Chun Lee of the CMU Office of Sustainable Development, who guided students through the core concepts and global trends of sustainability, establishing a solid foundation for the rest of the curriculum.
- Theory & Practice: These micro-credit courses bridge the gap between academic theory and practical application.
- Core Objectives: The program is dedicated to fostering integrated thinking in environmental sustainability, humanistic care, and social responsibility.
By participating in these courses, students are expected to enhance their future competitiveness while contributing to the advancement of a sustainable campus and society.