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NTNU led middle school students to attend MIT AI & Education Summit

A team of Taiwan junior high school students designed the “No Waste App”, which recently stood out and won the Best Design Award at the MIT AI& Education Summit which is an international competition organized by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the U.S. This app is designed to help local farmers reduce food waste and fully demonstrates Taiwan's outstanding achievements in information technology education.

The City of New Orleans Visits NTNU to Enhance Bilateral Cooperation

On July 18th, the Director of International Affairs for the City of New Orleans, Rosine Pema Sanga, visited National Taiwan Normal University. Accompanying her were four promising and ambitious students, recipients of the New Orleans Taiwan Young Scholar Program. The visit and school tour were filled with interest, laughter, and extensive sharing of experiences by all participants.

FICHET-Led Taiwan Delegation Strengthens International Educational Ties at NAFSA 2024

NTNU President, Dr. Cheng-Chih Wu, serving as chairperson of the Foundation for International Cooperation in Higher Education of Taiwan (FICHET), led a delegation of 40 representatives from 20 Taiwanese universities and institutions to promote collaboration with American higher education institutions at the NAFSA 2024 Annual Conference & Expo in New Orleans from May 28 - 31, 2024.

NTNU AERA Reception in Philadelphia Draws Over 100 Attendees

Over 100 distinguished scholars and alumni from around the globe attended the NTNU Reception on April 12, hosted at the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown during the annual American Educational Research Association (AERA) conference to foster international dialogue and expand educational partnerships.

Formal Agreement for Taiwan-Japan Universities Boosts Education Ties

The University Academic Alliance in Taiwan (UAAT) and the Kyushu, Okinawa Open University Alliance (KOOU) from Japan have formally agreed to a five-year initiative aimed at boosting higher education ties between the two regions, sealed through a memorandum of international cooperation signed by representatives from 12 Taiwanese universities and 11 Japanese universities, focusing on a variety of educational exchange programs and developmental strategies.