This project aims to offer practical training in financial engineering and big data applications to help participants better understand Taiwan's educational resources' diversity and strengths. Participating students will design individualized learning plans and utilize existing on-campus resources—such as company visits, hands-on projects, and workshops—to engage with industry experts.

The program offers three implementation pathways: Training Courses: Covering topics including financial engineering theories, big data analytics techniques, and practical applications of AI models. Internships: Involving participation in real-world projects with partner companies, such as developing financial risk analysis models, data cleansing, and visualization, to improve cross-cultural communication and problem-solving skills. Cross-Cultural Exchange: To enhance mutual interaction and understanding, joint project discussions, and cultural experience activities with Taiwanese students.

The project provides a monthly scholarship of at least NT$12,000. University staff will assist with on-campus accommodation arrangements and administrative procedures for visa applications and school enrollment in Taiwan.

The program is expected to align with the academic calendar, starting around September 1, and will last at least 2 to 4 months. Applicants should have at least a high school diploma. A background in finance, information technology, or management is preferred. Proficiency in either Chinese or English is required.