Abstract The educational goals and ideals of universities should have specialties of technology and humanities integrated, through which students can set specific life goals and contribute to the surroundings. Scientific developments have pushed forward human civilization; therefore, the more scientists study the nature, the deeper man’s understanding of the correlation between, the more demand for harmonious relation between there will be. In this sense, students should find ways to situate themselves in the academic labyrinth—this can possibly be achieved by liberal arts education. Liberal arts education integrates technology and humanities, ideals and realities, spirits and materials, with a wish to cultivate excellent civilians of the 21th century. Da-Yeh University was set up in 1990. Firstly a College of Engineering, DYU is now a comprehensive university now with five colleges and almost 10 thousand students yearly. In recent years, the surrounding changes and the expansion of the university lead to some modulations: the university goals being to cultivate students as creative technology elites, cooperative enterprise partners, excellent modern civilians, and global residents with international visions. In 2008, DYU liberal arts education underwent some transformation—the ideals of technological and humanity education balanced, core abilities consolidated, and doable knowledge and encompassing humanities obtained—these might altogether reach the triple-win of students, university, and business.