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Global Talent Meets Taiwan’s Future at “Shaping Tomorrow” Job Fair

The recent “Shaping Tomorrow” job fair brought together over 150 international students and 12 Taiwanese companies in a dynamic exchange focused on digital innovation and sustainability. With students hailing from more than 30 countries and spanning a broad range of disciplines, the event offered a powerful glimpse into how international talent is shaping Taiwan’s workforce of tomorrow through cross-cultural collaboration, on-site interviews, and hands-on career development opportunities.

Class of 2025 Urged to Step Into the Arena at Commencement

At NTNU’s 2024 commencement, Academia Sinica President James C. Liao called on over 4,000 graduates to stop spectating and start leading. “What AI can’t do, you can,” he said, encouraging students to embrace effort, resilience, and the courage to face an unpredictable world.

TSMC Hosts Recruitment Drive at NTNU to Cultivate Future Semiconductor Talent

TSMC’s recruitment team visited NTNU on September 23, holding a mobile recruitment event at the university’s Career Center that provided students with the opportunity for in-depth, one-on-one career consultations with TSMC professionals.

NTNU's USR Projects Sweep Top Honors at Taiwan Sustainability Action Awards

Three university social responsibility (USR) projects from NTNU were awarded top honors at the 2024 Taiwan Sustainability Action Awards (TSAA) ceremony, held on August 8 at the Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1. Recognized for their impactful contributions, the projects earned gold, silver, and bronze awards in their respective categories, reflecting the university's commitment to sustainable development.

East Asian Students Converge in Taiwan for Earth Science Festival

From May 16th to May 19th, young science enthusiasts from Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan gathered at the National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium for an exciting Earth Science Festival. Co-sponsored by leading academic and scientific organizations, the event promoted international collaboration and deepened students’ understanding of our planet’s intricate systems.