China University of Technology and Takming University of Science and Technology Dual Degree Program

This program accepts 80 credits transferred from China University of Technology (CUTe) or Takming University of Science and Technology (TMUST) and 42 credits will be taught by Metro State University faculty in Minnesota. Upon completion of this program, students will earn a degree from both Metro State University and their home institution.

Metro State's Dual Degree program offers courses with resident faculty who specialize in the courses being taught. The final year will be tailored to the needs of the students . Courses are scheduled through the year, with courses offered during fall, spring, and summer semesters.

Student learning outcomes

Apply management principles to diverse organizations
Recommend strategic actions based on analyses of organizations and their environment
Analyze the impact of human behavior on the culture and the performance of the organization
Apply accounting and legal principles when analyzing organizational issues

Current events

a group of students pose in a classroom — Members of MGMT 499 Capstone Course, Spring 2022

Josephine Su Scholarship winners pose in the New Main Great Hall — Josephine Su scholarship winners, Academic Year 2021–2022

Group of students pose in front of Target Field — Preparing for Business Principles Course by touring Target Field to learn about small business operations, Summer 2022

Dr. Erica Berte, the College of Business and Management's Society for Advancement of Management representative, organized a Cummins Plant tour for the College of Business and Management on November 7, 2023. Dean Rassule Hadidi, Department Chair Dr. Denise Williams, Dr. David Bahn, the Taiwanese cohort, and graduate and undergraduate students from all majors were in attendance. Alex Savelli, managing director of Hydrogen Technologies, gave an overview of the organization and provided information about the power generation business and hydrogen technology, followed by a plant visit. The group also gained insights about the organization's vision, mission, and community initiatives.

a large group stands for a picture in the Cummins Plant atrium area — Cummins Managing Director of Hydrogen Tehcnologies, College of Business and Management Dean Rassule Hadidi, Department Chair Dr. Denise Williams, Dr. David Bahn, the Taiwanese cohort, and graduate and undergraduate students from the College of Business and Management at Cummins Plant tour, 2023.

A group of people pose for a picture with a piece of equipment. — The College of Business and Management Taiwanese cohort, along with College of Business and Management Dean Hadidi and organizer Dr. Erica Berte, attended the Cummins Plant visit on November 7, 2023.

A group of people in yellow high visibility vests sit for a classroom presentation — Managing Director of Hydrogen Technologies Alex Savelli presents to the College of Business and Management Cummins Plant tour group.

A person guiding a tour group of people wearing high visibility vests in a hallway — Managing Director of Hydrogen Technologies Alex Savelli guides the College of Business and Management Cummins Plant tour through part of the facility.