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2024.0311

Strings Attached: NTNU-MDW Exchange Event Strengthens Musical Academic Ties

A MDW delegation led by Johannes Meissl, MDW's Vice President and a professor of chamber music, international affairs, and arts visited NTNU along with the Europe-based Motus Quartet for a comprehensive five-day program that strengthened the partnership between the NTNU and MDW.
2024.0307

The Evolution of Bilingual Education: Key Takeaways from EMI Conference

, Political Deputy Minister of Education Monchi Lio, Department of Higher Education Director-General Chu Chun-chang, and Director-General Dr. Yang Yu-Huei of the Department of Technological and Vocational Education of the MOE jointly hosted the 5th National EMI Teaching Resource Center Conference at NTNU on February 24.
2024.0307

Columbia University and NTNU Embark on New Cooperation in Teacher Education

By invitation of the Fulbright Taiwan Foundation for Academic Exchange, the Teachers College at Columbia University visited National Taiwan Normal University on 4 March. This visit helped to revive the 2014-2016 cooperation between NTNU and Columbia University by kickstarting the process to renew their previous MOU. Columbia University expressed that a major goal of its visit to Taiwan is to establish short-term and long-term cooperation in teacher education, in-service training, and licensure examinations. As Taiwan’s premier university in these areas, NTNU is a vital partner.
2024.0305

Leaders from 50 Universities to Gather at Taiwan-France Higher Education Leaders Forum

Over 100 leaders from 50 universities in Taiwan and France will attend the 2024 Taiwan-France Higher Education Leaders Forum, scheduled for March 11-12 at the NTNU Auditorium on the Heping Campus.
2024.0229

NTNU Connects with Alumni and Partners in Canada and the US

As Fall 2024 drew to a close at National Taiwan Normal University, NTNU President Cheng-Chih Wu led an eight-person delegation comprised of the University’s top administrators to Canada and the United States. During 14-22 January, the delegation set out to visit overseas NTNU alumni as well as deepen relations and share about best practices in student care with NTNU’s partner institutions in the region. By the end of the week-long trip, the delegates were able to fulfill their desired objectives and conducted meaningful engagements at the University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser University, and Purdue University.