Leading with Wisdom in the Age of AI in Taiwan
Embedded Spring 2026 Program - Taipei, Hsinchu, Kaohsiung
Discover Taiwan as a living laboratory where cutting-edge technology meets ancient wisdom. As the global hub of semiconductor innovation and a society shaped by rich philosophical traditions, Taiwan offers a unique setting in which to study leadership in the age of AI.
You’ll explore the leadership, human resources management, and labor relations principles that drive TSMC—the world’s leading chipmaker powering the AI revolution—alongside Taiwan’s thriving culture of social entrepreneurship. Beyond academics, experience the vibrancy of Taiwan through bustling night markets, tea ceremonies, majestic temples, scenic landscapes, high-speed train adventures, and modern icons like Taipei 101.
Program Course Requirements
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Students should have taken or will be taking either Leadership in the Workplace (37:624:348) or Organizational Behavior and Work (37:624:345) in Spring 2026.
Travel Dates
- May 22 - 29, 2026
Course Credits
- This is a 3 + 1 program; 3 course credits plus 1 additional credit for the Taiwan trip component.
Join Us for an Upcoming Information Session
- Virtual info session:
Friday, November 7, 12:30pm - 1:30pm via Zoom - In-person info session:
Monday, November 17, 12:30pm - 1:30pm, Janice Levin Building, Room 107B
Additional Faculty-Led SMLR Program Offerings
Upcoming global learning experiences under the guidance of a SMLR faculty member are listed below. Is there a destination of interest you would like to explore through a SMLR short course? Complete our interest form to let us know!
University of Konstanz (Germany)
- Summer week-long program
- Open to graduate students (MHRM program)
- HR Consulting course
- Led by Joseph McCune, Human Resource Management Department
Queen Mary University of London (United Kingdom)
- Planned for Spring 2027
- Project Management focus
- Led by Ryan Greenbaum, Human Resource Management Department
How Sweden Works
- More information coming soon!
- The previous offering was a one-week study abroad opportunity in Stockholm, where students learned first-hand about Swedish society, culture and politics. The program was co-hosted by Rutgers SMLR and the Swedish Workers' Education Association (ABF).
