NTNU

News

    Font Size:
  • L
  • M
  • S
2020.1110

Bilingual Education Workshop at NTNU, for a Bilingual Country by 2030

In order to achieve the goal of Taiwan becoming a bilingual country by 2030, countries and city governments have begun to plan and implement bilingual courses in all levels of education, establish bilingual experimental schools, improve our people’s English proficiency through bilingual education and cultivate bilingual professionals. To strengthen the training of bilingual teachers, the Colleague of Teacher Education invited Dr. Keith M. Graham plans a series of in-school bilingual teacher training activities and cultivates the skills of bilingual curriculum planning and practice for pre-service teachers
2020.1110

Full Semester of MTC Online for an unlimited Chinese Learning Environment

Campus around the world are closed due to the impact of COVID-19. Mandarin Training Center at NTNU now launches online courses for a full semester. Students and those who are interested in the beauty of Chinese words can learn at home without the limit of boundaries. MTC Online help overseas students and professionals realize the dream of “learning Chinese at home” through synchronous teaching platform and internet.
2020.1029

NTNU Ranked 20th Globally in Education in World University Rankings 2021 by subject

Times Higher Education has announced the latest World University Rankings 2021 by subject: education in October. National Taiwan Normal University is ranked 20th, the best in Taiwan. The resources in education we put, the effort for internationalization paid off and NTNU stands a leading position in education.
2020.1021

VR Work of Prof. Huang Hsin Chien Recognized by Asian Academy Creative Awards

Prof. Huang Hsin Chien at the Department of Design of NTNU was the National Winner of Best Immersive in Asian Academy Creative Awards for his work of Kuo Hsueh-Hu: Three States of Home Gazing
2020.1016

Identity of Alfred’s Butterfly Discovered by Prof. Hsu Yu Feng

In 1866, Alfred Russel Wallace named a butterfly Robert Swinhoe collected from Takow, Taiwan as Lycaena nisa. However, due to no picture available, for nearly a hundred years, no one can be sure that which butterfly this is.