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From Batik to Biotech: NTNU’s World of Opportunities

NTNU recently hosted "Patterns of Indonesia," where students explored Indonesian batik through traditional clothing, cuisine, and cultural insights. Organized with Indonesian students from IISMA, the event exemplifies NTNU’s commitment to cross-cultural understanding. In addition to such events, programs like TEEP, IIPP, and IISMA foster a multicultural campus that unites local and international students in a globally focused learning environment.

CTOC’s Peace through Sport Committee hosts Olympic Peace Triathlon at NTNU

The Chinese Taipei Olympic Committee, in conjunction with its Peace through Sport Committee, hosted the 2024 Olympic Peace Triathlon at National Taiwan Normal University on October 12, 2024.

Freshman Orientation Sets the Stage for Student Success

NTNU welcomed 1,800 new students to campus with the Bo Le Orientation Camp, a four-day event designed to introduce them to university life that offers a variety of activities aimed at helping students find their footing as they embark on their academic journey.

National Taiwan Normal University's Center for Academic Literacy in English Inaugurates the New Academic Year with Professional Training for Tutors

The Center for Academic Literacy (CAL) at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) hosted a professional training event designed for tutors on September 12, marking the official commencement of the new academic year.

Enhancing English Communication Skills: Cross-College Administrative Staff Workshops

On 5 July, the College of Management and the College of Technology and Engineering held their second cross-college administrative staff English workshop, igniting a lively response and attracting the enthusiastic participation of nearly 30 administrative colleagues. The workshop aimed to provide participants with a valuable learning opportunity, enabling them to confidently tackle the challenges of English communication, continually enhance their professional abilities, and foster more fluent interactions with faculty and students from diverse cultural backgrounds, thereby bolstering their international competitiveness.