In the general education division of Technology University, there are very few courses on political philosophy. Since the university offers some courses related to political philosophy such as 'Constitution and The Founding Principles of the ROC' and 'Democracy and the Rule of Law', the rationale for offering a course specifically on political philosophy needs to be explained. We believe that a course devoted to political philosophy can profoundly enhance the core curriculum offered by the university. In this curse, our aim will be to teach students about different foundational theories of political philosophy, enhance their consciousness of what it means to be citizens, and reflect on the importance of politics to both themselves and society at large. In this paper, we will focus on the design of the course and elucidate its relationship with general education. By introducing students to both political events and theories of political philosophy, we think that this course will be very beneficial to students, because it fulfills several of the core principles of general education such as 'holistic education', 'professional training', and 'extending the vision of globalization'.