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2023.1130

Taiwan Students Rank 1st in Civic Knowledge in ICCS 2022

Taiwanese students ranked first in civics knowledge in last year’s International Civic and Citizenship Education Study (ICCS), the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA) said on November 25th.
2023.1129

Computers & Education Journal, Helmed by School of Learning Informatics Dean Chin-Chung Tsai, Voted Most Influential

After a year helmed by Dean Chin-Chung Tsai of the School of Learning Informatics, the renowned Computers & Education journal has made strides to become the top ranked journal for impact and citation factor in the Education and Educational Research category from a pool of over 200 SSCI (Social Science Citation Index) journals.
2023.1127

Diwali Event Lights Up Taiwan-India Friendship

On the occasion of the Indian festival of Diwali, the NTNU School of Science celebrated with a cultural exchange event on November 3. This event also marked the return of Assistant Professor Guru Brahamam Ramani from the Indian Institute of Technology at Jammu (IIT-Jammu) to NTNU for an academic exchange. The event aimed to enhance interactions and exchanges between local and international students.
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Bridging Boundaries: Insights from CZ Biohub’s Dr. Burkholder at T5GIP Seminar

Dr. William F. Burkholder, Director of Science Program Management at Chan Zuckerberg in California delivered a keynote speech to kick off the “Scientific community building & Theories of Change” seminar on November 9. Organized by the Global Industry Platform of the National Taiwan University System (T5GIP), the seminar aimed to create a thriving ecosystem for interdisciplinary learning and collaboration.
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New Japan-Taiwan Academic Collaboration Strengthens Global Outreach

The NTNU Extension School of Continuing Education has taken a significant step towards international cooperation by partnering with notable Japanese academics to establish the "Nihon-Taiwan Science Education Communication Association (NTSECA)." This initiative aims to enhance grassroots science education in Taiwan, and strengthen the university's global engagement in continuing education.