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Hubble Project Launches the Next Generation of Global Managers
NTNU has partnered with Lion Travel, a leader in Taiwan’s tourism sector, to launch the Hubble Project for Global Talents. This academia-industry collaboration aims to nurture and train students in global management capabilities. Each year, the project will identify 8 to 12 standout students for opportunities in corporate roles and international internships, with the inaugural group to begin as early as August of this year.2024.0415
UT-Austin VP Jaffe Visits NTNU: Plans Future Collaboration in Astronomy
UT-Austin Vice President for Research visits NTNU to discuss academic collaboration across disciplines and institutions.2024.0415
Learning Huayu in Taiwan — A Journey of Boundless Possibilities
Lukas Engström is a Swedish national based in Taiwan. Shortly after he started to learn Mandarin Chinese here, he visited a soft drinks bar to buy a cup of pearl milk tea. While in the queue, he kept repeating to himself the Chinese phrases he had to say to the staff. When at last he gave the order in impeccable Mandarin, he thought all was well, but he was completely nonplussed when the smiling staff shot out these questions in truncated Chinese: “How sweet would you like it? How much ice?”2024.0410
Empowering Students with Disabilities: Academic Exchange to Texas and California
Faculty and students from the NTNU Special Education Center recently embarked on an academic visit to universities in Texas and California, as part of the "Flying Against the Wind: Academic Delegation to the United States" initiative which aims to expand global perspectives, enhance independence, and promote self-advocacy among students with disabilities.2024.0409






