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NTNU ranked 29th globally in Library and Information Management

Quacquarelli Symonds has announced the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject 2018 on February 28th. More than ever before, this year's ranking features 48 different subjects. "Classics and Ancient History" and "Library and Information Management" are added this year. In the subject of Library and Information Management, NTNU is ranked 29th globally.

NTNU Becomes First IB School for Teacher's Education in Taiwan

NTNU is proud to receive the first IB certificate for teacher education program in Taiwan. For decades, NTNU has been the leader of teacher's education in Taiwan. After the establishment of College of Teacher Education in August 2017, the consultant visitors of IB recommended NTNU to be the first IB school for teacher education program in Taiwan this January. This time, the application of International Education and Mandarin Education were sent and approved.

First Holding Business in Taiwan by Industry and University at NTNU

The first holding business in Taiwan, founded by the industry and the university, started in January 16th. The Chairman of the Board, Rock Hsu, comes from New Kimpo Group. The stakeholders come from all kinds of different fields, like electronic company, technology business, bookstore and Melamine company. This company will provide students with valuable resources and lead the startup of NTNU to the International stage with four major advantages. Teacher and students running a startup, cross-discipline advantage, cross-boundaries advantage and social responsibility.

GF-EMBA Visited New York For World Class Universities

EMBA in Global Fashion from NTNU just celebrated the graduation of their first graduates. Now there are some good news coming. Fashion Institute of Technology, ranked 4 in the world, The New School, under Parsons School of Design, The New York University Steinhardt School will all going to have meetings with GF-EMBA.

NTNU Signs MOU with Kyushu University for Exchange Opportunities

The College of Science of NTNU signed an agreement on academic collaboration last December and the activities will start this year. Both sides provide five spots for exchange students and take turns on holding academic seminars. President Chiharu Kubo came to NTNU on January 7th this year and made some further discussion about the academic exchange, all-English course, Taiwan Study lecture and so on, for a beneficiary outcome for both universities.