Hsinchu, Taiwan | Off-Site Graduate Programs

Students pursuing a certification and/or master’s degree in education may enroll in graduate courses at our Taiwan site, hosted at Pacific American School. Courses are offered in a condensed format, over 7 days during the academic year, in the fields of Elementary Education and Secondary Education.

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Master’s and Certificate Programs

Elementary Education; Secondary Education

2018-2019 Course Offerings

Course offerings are tentative and subject to change

Jan. 19-27, 2019
EPSY 523 – Advanced Child & Adolescent Growth & Development || Dr. Brenda Leake

CURR 514 – Curriculum Theory & Practice || Dr. Alan Amtzis

March 16-24, 2019
SPED 501 – Students with Disabilities in our Schools || Dr. Jerry Petroff

ELEM/SCED 696 – General Seminar || Dr. Stuart Carroll

May 18-26, 2019
ELEM/SCED 694 – Internship I/Introduction to Teaching and Planning || Dr. Louise Ammentorp

Class Meeting Schedule

Sunday: 9AM–4PM
Monday: 6PM–9PM
Tuesday: No Class
Wednesday: 6PM–9PM
Thursday: 6PM–9PM
Friday: No Class
Saturday: 9AM–4PM

About the Location

Pacific American School

No. 307, Section 1, Xinglong Road, Zhubei City, Hsinchu County, 302

Pacific American School is situated in Zhubei – a rapidly expanding city, stimulated by its close proximity to the Hsinchu Biomedical Science Park. New restaurants and retail outlets of all kinds establish themselves here on a seemingly daily basis to cater to the needs of an increasingly diverse local community. Visitors also like to explore historic temples, beautiful public gardens and the surrounding mountain trails.

The school itself is located along Xinglong Road, one of Zhubei’s major arteries, just ten minutes from the nationally connected High Speed Rail station. From this hub, the rest of the country is easily accessible with Taiwan’s modern metropolis Taipei reachable in a mere thirty minutes.

Contact the Coordinator

For more information regarding this site, please contact on-site coordinator Izelle Brink (ibrink@pacificamerican.org) or Dr. Stuart Carroll, Faculty Director of Graduate Global Programs (szcarrol@tcnj.edu or 609-771-2221).