The In-Service Master Program does not divide students into literature and history groups, but it places equal importance on expertise in literature and history. To cultivate outstanding professionals, the Graduate School tailored the curriculum for in-service students and emphasizes the integration of practical application courses. These include courses in research and teaching in Taiwanese literature, research and teaching in Taiwanese history, heritage site guidance and internships, literary broadcasting, communication and internships, museum operation and management, and interdisciplinary creative product design research. This approach underscores the combination of theory and practice, ultimately achieving the goal of integrating learning and application.