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NTNU Visits Four Prestigious South Korean Universities, Solidifies International Presence

National Taiwan Normal University President Cheng-Chih Wu led a five-member delegation to South Korea from August 3 to 7, meeting with four of South Korea's top institutions. NTNU has close exchanges with Korean universities, with 32 MOUs, 22 Student Exchange (SEA) and 7 Dual Degree Programs (DDP) signed so far. This time, the NTNU delegation not only consolidated existing partnerships, such as meeting with Hankuk University of Foreign Studies and Busan University of Foreign Studies, but also signed University-wide Memorandums of Understanding and Student Exchange Agreements with Pukyong National University and Pusan National University.

NTNU Welcomes 35 New Faculty Members, Expands International Expertise

The NTNU Center for Teaching and Learning Development held a New Faculty Orientation on August 14th and 15th for 35 new faculty members. This program included lectures and workshops to help them integrate into campus life. Among them, six international scholars from Austria, Japan, the United States, Australia, Singapore, and South Korea will further enhance NTNU's global teaching and research capabilities.

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 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.