Taiwan and the World

This seminar for educators provides an in-depth exploration of Taiwan's rich history and diverse cultural landscape. Covering periods from early indigenous cultures to modern democratic governance, the course offers insights into Taiwan's unique political status and its significant technological advancements. Participants will delve into the dynamic intersections of culture, economy, and environmental literature, with a special focus on Taiwan's geopolitical narratives and ecological contexts. This seminar is particularly beneficial for those teaching history, social studies, art, and literature.

• • Starts:
  • May 1, 2025
• • Ends:
  • May 29, 2025
• • Time Detail:
  • Thursdays, 4-5pm (PT)
• • Learning Format:
  • Online
• • Type of Course:
  • Seminars & Short Courses
• • Offered to:
  • All States
• • Registration and Info:

  • Educators completing all course requirements can receive a certificate of completion (no charge). There is no charge to take the course. Reading assignments and recorded lectures for each week will be available in an online forum and are to be completed prior to the discussion sessions. Access and log-in information will be provided upon acceptance into the course.