All public health services require organized social forces to drive them, and the policies and actions of the government and private sector are the most concrete organizational forces. This module aims to provide students with basic legal concepts, introduce the health welfare system, provide foundational knowledge of health service management, and offer research methodology courses to cultivate students' basic research abilities on health service issues. This module contains five compulsory courses, totaling 11 credits.<br><br>Upon completion of this module, students will possess basic knowledge of legal concepts, policy analysis, and institutional management. The courses provided in this module will help students participate in public service examinations in fields such as health administration, and in the future, they can work in the public sector (such as the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the National Health Administration, the Central Health Insurance Administration, and health bureaus) in roles such as program planning, administration, and policy development, or enter the health industry sector (such as hospitals, health management companies, health information companies, pharmaceutical companies, medical device companies, clinical trial contractors, and long-term care service institutions) as planning and management personnel.