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NTNU signed MOU with Osaka University

From October 28 to 31, President Cheng-Chih Wu led a team from NTNU on a high-profile academic and alumni outreach mission Osaka. The delegation included Yi-De Liu, Director of the Office of International Affairs; Ching-Min Cheng, Dean of the College of Technology and Engineering; Hui-Ling Sung, Associate Dean of the School of Continuing Education; Min-Ping Kang, Director of the Public Affairs Center; and Chin-Li Lin, Professor from the Department of Taiwan Literature. They visited two top universities, and hosted an alumni reunion in Osaka. NTNU has long fostered academic exchange with Japanese institutions and currently partners with 59 Japanese sister schools, resulting in 81 Memoranda of Understanding, 65 student exchange agreements, and seven dual-degree programs.

CNU and NTNU Sign Pact for Research and Student Exchange

NTNU recently established a formal acadmic partnership with Cebu Normal University (CNU) focused on advancing research and educational exchange. From October 28 to 30, 2024, representatives from both institutions gathered in Cebu to sign a memorandum of understanding, initiating a faculty and student exchange program. The agreement was signed by Dr. Daniel A. Ariaso of CNU and NTNU College of Science Dean Jein-Shan Chen, with Dean Roberto Corcino of CNU’s College of Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Sciences (CCAIS) and NTNU Associate Dean Wei-Ta Fang as witnesses. Faculty members and students from both universities attended the signing, underscoring a shared commitment to international academic cooperation.

College of Science Sees Increasing Female Leadership and Academic Growth

The College of Science at NTNU is seeing a notable shift in leadership, with women now occupying 70% of key positions. This change reflects growing gender diversity in academic leadership and is encouraging more young women to consider careers in science and academia.

NTNU Visits Four Prestigious South Korean Universities, Solidifies International Presence

National Taiwan Normal University President Cheng-Chih Wu led a five-member delegation to South Korea from August 3 to 7, meeting with four of South Korea's top institutions. NTNU has close exchanges with Korean universities, with 32 MOUs, 22 Student Exchange (SEA) and 7 Dual Degree Programs (DDP) signed so far. This time, the NTNU delegation not only consolidated existing partnerships, such as meeting with Hankuk University of Foreign Studies and Busan University of Foreign Studies, but also signed University-wide Memorandums of Understanding and Student Exchange Agreements with Pukyong National University and Pusan National University.

HUFS Strengthens Academic Bonds with NTNU on Visit

President Park Jeong-woon of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) visited NTNU on July 3, further deepening the cooperative relationship between the two institutions.