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NTNU Advances EMI Teaching and International Collaboration with Fulbright

As global higher education increasingly emphasizes English-Medium Instruction (EMI) and intercultural competence, National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) continues to strengthen its bilingual learning environment and expand international partnerships. On Tuesday (11/19), the Office of Bilingual Education (OBE) and the Center for Academic Literacy (CAL) hosted a delegation from three U.S. universities (Columbia University, University of Maryland College Park, and Arizona State University), showcasing NTNU’s progress in EMI curriculum development, student support, and cross-cultural collaboration.

NTNU Partners with IB to Host First IBEC Conference in Asia

NTNU hosted the 2025 International Baccalaureate Educator Certificate (IBEC) Conference in Taipei from 15 to 17 August, the first time the event has been held in Asia. More than 150 participants from 12 countries gathered under the theme “Empowering Educators to Thrive in a Changing World.” The program featured keynote lectures, academic presentations, and cultural activities, providing a platform for educators and researchers to exchange ideas, explore innovative teaching practices, and strengthen international collaboration in IB education.

Driving Transformation and Opening a New Chapter of Sustainable Innovation, College of Management, NTNU

In the face of rapid global industrial shifts and the accelerating rise of AI technologies, enterprises anticipate future trends, strategically position themselves, and foster sustainable innovation. On April 20, the EMBA Alumni Association of the College of Management at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) was honored to host Shuang-Lang Peng, Chairman of AUO, as the keynote speaker for the lecture.

Beyond the Silicon Shield: Scholars Reframe “Made in Taiwan” Through Culture and History

An international conference at UCLA, co-hosted by NTNU, brought together scholars to rethink what “Made in Taiwan” truly means—moving beyond tech industry clichés to explore the island’s material culture through global, historical, and philosophical perspectives.

Global Studies Forum Convenes Scholars at NTNU

NTNU’s International Forum on Global Studies brought together scholars and academic leaders from Asia and North America to examine the shifting landscape of global education. Through keynote talks and panel discussions, participants explored the challenges of interdisciplinary collaboration, the politics of internationalization, and the role of universities in an increasingly complex world.