The issue of general course reform in Taiwan’s universities is coming to a new page with hope, due to the introduction of university-level course planning with general course as core curriculum. However, general courses and professional courses have still been competing for the share in the credits and priority. Teaching units at different levels within a university may still fight for course ratio. The issues of integrated course plan, cultivating students’ core life competences, and offering interdisciplinary professional/general courses are easily neglected. The aim of this article is to clarify the theory of general and professional courses “boundary” and to argue and propose the following points of reclassifying university courses for the objective of strengthening and deepening general course: (1) introducing remedy curriculum; (2) common curriculum planned at university level includes liberal arts and civic literacy; (3) professional curriculum includes professional general courses and professional technical courses. The new concept of “professional general courses” consists of fundamental professional general courses and consilience courses. It is hoped that the introduction of professional general courses will strengthen students’ knowledge system, and smear the boundary between old general course and professional course.