To help freshmen adapt smoothly to university life and better understand the program’s distinctive features and future learning pathways, the Bachelor’s Program in AI Applications and Management held a freshman orientation camp on August 31, 2026 (Academic Year 115). Through a program introduction, course-selection briefing, and campus tour, the camp helped new students prepare for enrollment and study.
During the event, freshmen learned about the program’s development highlights, curriculum planning, and future learning directions, gaining a fuller picture of the interdisciplinary AI-and-management learning framework. Staff also explained course-selection methods, scheduling, and important enrollment notes that new students care about most, helping them grasp university course planning and related information.
In addition, a campus tour guided freshmen through key teaching and daily-life spaces so they could become familiar with the learning environment and campus resources and settle into university life more quickly.
Through this freshman orientation camp, new students not only got an early introduction to the program and campus environment, but also formed an initial picture of their learning direction for the next four years. We hope students will explore actively in this new stage of learning, build professional capabilities, and gradually find their own learning goals and future pathways.