The Master’s in Oceanic Culture at National Taiwan Ocean University is a postgraduate programme focused on the study of human interactions with the ocean from cultural, historical, and social perspectives. The curriculum explores areas such as maritime history, ocean-related cultural heritage, coastal community studies, cultural anthropology, and human–ocean relationships, along with interdisciplinary research and fieldwork. Students develop skills in cultural analysis, research, and heritage management, preparing them for careers in cultural institutions, museums, research organizations, education, and policy-related fields. The programme emphasizes understanding the cultural significance of oceans and promoting sustainable human–ocean relationships.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
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NTOU Campus Locations
Main Campus (Keelung Campus): No. 2, Beining Road, Zhongzheng District, Keelung City, Taiwan 202301 (Situated near the East China Sea, specializing in maritime science, engineering, and life sciences).
Matsu Campus: Located in Beigan Township, Lianjiang County (Established 2017).
Taoyuan Guanyin Campus: Located in Guanyin District, Taoyuan City (Features a marine science park and observation platform).