The faculty and students of the school of Design Regularly interact and exchange knowledge with universities around the world to develop an international perspective and strengthen their international competitiveness.

The courses of American Culture and Interpersonal Relations in this program are taught by American faculty members, 2 credits for each course with a total of 72 instructional hours. Students may waive 4 credit hours of General Education elective courses by completing and passing the examinations in 2016 MCUMI Summer Camp Program. Taking these two courses allows students to experience U.S. class style. Moreover, students will also learn local history, humanities, and culture to extend their global views.

Through annual public selection, the Department of Commercial Design selects excellent undergraduate students of third-year or higher from the School of Design for exchange learning at EPAC. They are required to have 600 or higher on TOEIC. In addition, the unit also selects outstanding students for the "Learning Away From Home Program".

The School of Design has signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Academic Exchange with the School of Art of the Japanese University. We will continue to promote the interaction between our teachers and students every year.

Through annual public selection we select two outstanding undergraduate (at or above 2nd-year) or graduate students from the School of Design for study exchange at Chiba University. They are required to pass the second level of Japanese Language Proficiency Test or meet the standard for English Proficiency set by MCU.

Through annual public selection we select five outstanding undergraduate (at or above 2nd-year) or graduate students from the School of Design for study exchange at Kyushu University. They are required to pass the second level of Japanese Language Proficiency Test or meet the standard for English Proficiency set by MCU.

Through annual public selection we select five outstanding undergraduate (at or above 2nd-year) or graduate students from the School of Design for study exchange at Kyushu University. They are required to pass the second level of Japanese Language Proficiency Test or meet the standard for English Proficiency set by MCU.

Through annual public selection we select three outstanding undergraduate (at or above 2nd-year) or graduate students from the School of Design for study exchange at Kwangwoon University. They are required to pass the fourth level of Korea Language Proficiency Test or meet the standard for English Proficiency set by MCU.