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2025.0612

Driving Transformation and Opening a New Chapter of Sustainable Innovation, College of Management, NTNU

In the face of rapid global industrial shifts and the accelerating rise of AI technologies, enterprises anticipate future trends, strategically position themselves, and foster sustainable innovation. On April 20, the EMBA Alumni Association of the College of Management at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) was honored to host Shuang-Lang Peng, Chairman of AUO, as the keynote speaker for the lecture.
2025.0606

Six Disciplines Enter Global Top 100, Earning NT$40M in National Funding

Six academic disciplines at NTNU have been ranked among the world’s top 100 in the 2025 QS World University Rankings by Subject, securing NT$40 million in targeted support from the Ministry of Education—second highest among universities nationwide. The recognition highlights NTNU’s growing global presence across both education and emerging scientific fields.
2025.0604

International Alumni Return to Reconnect, Reflect, and Renew Ties

Nearly 50 alumni from 17 countries gathered for the second International Alumni Reunion on May 23, 2024, reuniting with peers and engaging with current students. The event highlighted the university’s global reach and ongoing efforts to foster lasting alumni relationships through dialogue, shared experience, and new initiatives.
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2025 Summer Session to Offer Expanded Courses and Revised Policies

NTNU’s 2025 Summer Session will offer approximately 120 courses, including 40 taught in English (EMI). Credit fees are waived for most day-division students, and course enrollment thresholds have been adjusted to increase availability. Preliminary course selection runs from May 22 to May 26.
2025.0529

Parallel Visits Highlight Expanding Partnership with Seoul National University

Through two high-level visits in May, NTNU and Seoul National University advanced their partnership in both education and music. With formal agreements now in place and new initiatives underway, the two institutions are building a foundation for sustained academic exchange.