This paper examines the current conditions and beliefs of intercultural communication curriculum, based on ten experienced instructors concerning syllabus designs, teaching methods, and focused issues in class. In-depth interviews are conducted to solicit how instructors perceived the function of intercultural communication, and how culture-related theories and concepts can be put into practice and worked out in daily life. The instructors suggest a promotion of students' concerns and interests on social/cultural issues in lectures or in class discussions, to raise cultural awareness and sensitivity.