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VR can help pupils develop empathy and boost creativity, says Professor Yu-Shan Chang

Virtual Reality (VR) has emerged as an innovative technology across various industries, and has proven to be a valuable tool in education, offering students an entirely new sensory experience. Professor Yu-Shan Chang from the Department of Technology Application and Human Resource Development at National Taiwan Normal University has found that VR provides students with immersive contextual experiences, enhances their spatial and three-dimensional conceptualization, and facilitates the design of user-centered blueprints.

Muhammadiyah-Aisyiyah Universities Visit NTNU College of Education to Expand International Educational Collaboration

On February 14, 2025, Prof. Dr. Harun Joko Prayitno, M.Ed., from Muhammadiyah-Aisyiyah Universities in Indonesia, led a delegation of 28 professors to our School of Education. The visit included an in-depth academic exchange with faculty members in the first conference room on the third floor of the Education Building. Discussions focused on future academic cooperation opportunities, laying the foundation for long-term collaboration between the institutions.

NTNU Recognized in 2025 University Guide as Leader in Bilingual Education and Industry Collaboration

As the 2025 university entrance season approaches, 1111 Job Bank published a special edition of the 2025 University Guide in January. The Introduction to Top Universities series explores the distinctive qualities of various institutions, introducing NTNU under the banner "Industry Connections × Interdisciplinary Learning, Global Engagement × Bilingual Education." The guide highlights the university’s core strengths and educational philosophy as NTNU moves toward a more dynamic and innovative future.

NTNU Visits Four Top British Universities: Expands Taiwan-UK University Cooperation

NTNU President Cheng-Chi Wu led a delegation to the United Kingdom on January 15-23, 2025 to meet with four British universities in the world’s top 100, and expand cooperation with NTNU’s UK partners. Among the institutions visited were the University of Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, Durham University, and UCL.

Passwords Keep Getting Cracked? A New Verification Scheme Helps Improves Security

When logging into computer systems, using email, or accessing various social networking sites, the first step typically involves entering a username and password. If authentication credentials are compromised, they can be exploited. Dr. Albert Guan, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering at National Taiwan Normal University, has pioneered research on “A Novel Verification Scheme to Resist Online Password Guessing Attacks.” This research has effectively tackled the risks related to passwords, offering innovative insights into information security.