If you stop students at UIC on the road and ask them what impresses them most when studying at the college, they will likely mention one key phrase: the friendly atmosphere between students and teachers.

More than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, tremendous changes have taken place. How do people at UIC cope with the hurdles brought by the pandemic? What are their pains and gains during the combat against it?

The opening of the 2022 Graduation Show of Media Arts and Design Program kicked off at 2 p.m. on April 19th, 2022 in CC 323. A total of 64 pieces of work were on displayed, including dissertations, graphic design, video art, interactive design, installation art, paintings and etc. Along the way of growth, MAD students have become more intelligent and confident under the cultivation of and all k...

The aim of this seminar is to get participants to know art history and artists in the Renaissance period, get in-depth of how to appreciate the art. And expect it to be a window for our students to be involved in art history and get creative by having a deeper understanding of a piece of artwork.

On the afternoon of April 6, 2022, Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management programme brought students an experience with the aroma of coffee during the reading week. Under the guidance of Shayne, students learned the history of coffee, tried to distinguish the smell of different types of coffee beans, learned the techniques of making espresso, long black, cappuccino, and latte, and made their...

While the pandemic keeps affecting the different perspectives of lives, including further education, some believe they've found what they were looking for at UIC.

On the afternoon of March 15, 2022, Dr. Eliver Lin, programme director of Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management, led the students of the major required course "Fundamentals of Tourism and Hospitality Management" to go to Hi-City for a field trip.

UIC's Liberal Arts Education encourages students to explore the fields that interest them. Therefore, students can transfer their undergraduate programmes, subject to college regulations.