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NTNU Strengthens Academic Ties with Leading Eastern European Universities
In early December, President Cheng-Chih Wu of National Taiwan Normal University(NTNU) led a delegation including Executive Vice President Frank Yung-Hsiang Ying, Dean of the College of Science Jein-Shan Chen, and Vice President for International Affairs Yi-De Liu on an official visit to Poland and Romania. The delegation visited the University of Warsaw (UW), the “1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia (UAB), and Babeș-Bolyai University (UBB). The visit aimed to strengthen academic collaboration with leading Eastern European institutions, expand international mobility opportunities for students and faculty, and explore multifaceted cooperation in research and talent development.2025.1204
Taiwan–Japan Academic Exchange Connects AI Education with Global Tech Industry
A three-day academic exchange program from December 2 to 4 brought faculty representatives from Osaka University to campus for discussions and industry visits focused on artificial intelligence education and interdisciplinary collaboration. Hosted by the College of Interdisciplinary Industry Academia Innovation, the visit strengthened institutional ties and explored pathways for future dual-degree programs, joint courses, and industry–academia cooperation.2025.1202
University of Bordeaux Visit Explores Expanded Academic Cooperation
A delegation from NTNU’s partner institution, University of Bordeaux, visited from November 27 to December 2, 2025, for a series of academic exchanges hosted by the Office of International Affairs, the College of Sports and Recreation and its Department of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, and the College of Technology and Engineering and its Department of Electrical Engineering. The visit focused on strengthening existing ties and exploring additional areas of cooperation.2025.1124
Nobel Laureate Didier Queloz on Science, Society, and the Search for Life
Nobel laureate Didier Queloz delivered a public lecture at NTNU on November 24, addressing the relationship between science, society, and the search for life in the universe. The lecture, held as part of the Taiwan Bridges Program in collaboration with the World Peace Foundation, drew faculty, students, and scholars from Taiwan and abroad.2025.1120






