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U.S. News & World Report ranks NTNU Among World’s Best

National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) has secured a remarkable 7th place globally in the field of education, according to the latest "U.S. News & World Report" ranking of the world's best universities. This achievement places NTNU alongside prestigious institutions such as Oxford University and University College London. Known for its long-standing commitment to education and educational research, NTNU has significantly elevated Taiwan's academic presence on the international stage through its dedication and excellence in these fields.

NTNU Forges Ties with Elite Universities in Germany and Austria

Vice President Y.H. Frank Ying recently led a delegation, including Dean Jie-Shan Chen of the College of Science and Vice Dean Chiung-Huei Chang of the College of Liberal Arts, on a mid-June visit to several prestigious European universities. The delegation sought to deepen academic exchanges and foster international collaboration through visits to Goethe University Frankfurt, Darmstadt University of Technology, the University of Göttingen, Ruhr University Bochum, the University of Münster, and the University of Vienna.

NTNU and UT Austin Collaborate to Enhance Bilingual Education Training

National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) is launching a pioneering off-site training program in collaboration with The University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin). This summer initiative, available to teachers from various colleges and universities in Taiwan, features a two-week in-person course at UT Austin from July 22 to August 3.

NTNU Delegation Visits Charles University to Discuss Future Science and Education Collaboration

Vice President Y.H. Frank Ying leads a delegation on a visit to Charles University in the Czech Republic. Both institutions expressed interest in further collaborations aimed to enhance bilateral educational and scientific research exchanges.

UT-Austin Special Ed Exchange at NTNU

A delegation of 13 students led by Professor Kathryn Tackett from UT-Austin's Department of Special Education arrived to participate in a study-abroad course on special education in Taiwan.