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NTNU Continues to Lead in International Student Enrollment

New Ministry of Education data show NTNU's international degree student ratio has risen to 13.39%, maintaining its top position among national universities while applications for the coming academic year is seeing a 40% increase over the previous year.

Meet the Yuchi Music Frog, a Newfound Species That Sings

Among Taiwan’s native amphibians, the frog long identified as Nidirana okinavana has the narrowest known distribution and the smallest remaining population size. It was previously thought to occur only on Ishigaki and Iriomote Islands in the southern Ryukyus and in Nantou County, Taiwan. A collaborative study by National Taiwan Normal University, the Taiwan Biodiversity Research Institute of the Ministry of Agriculture, and the Taiwan Forestry Research Institute demonstrated that the Taiwanese and Ryukyu populations differ markedly and should be treated as separate species. This taxonomic revision adds one more species to Taiwan’s endemic frog fauna. The newly named Yuchi music frog is now also recognized as one of the most endangered frogs in the world.

NTNU Mandarin Training Center Offers A Taste of Taiwan

From puppet theater to Mazu processions, MTC at NTNU immerses students from over 80 countries in authentic Taiwanese language and culture.

NTNU Industrial-Academic Team Receives National Recognition

Pade Technology, a company founded in partnership with NTNU's Graduate Institute of Electro-Optical Science and Technology, has won APICTA's Best Startup Gold Medal of 2025.

HNUE Delegation Renews and Strengthens Partnership with NTNU

A delegation from Hanoi National University of Education (HNUE), led by President Nguyen Duc Son, visited National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) for a two-day academic agenda. HNUE, one of Vietnam’s largest public universities, is accredited by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) and has been a university-wide partner of NTNU since 2017. During this visit, both universities signed an extension of their existing MOU and student-exchange agreements, reaffirming their commitment to academic collaboration.