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Students Connect with Amis Community in Cross-Cultural Trip to Taitung

A group of NTNU students recently traveled to the indigenous Amis village of Dulan in Taitung, Taiwan, to take part in a cultural exchange focused on sustainability and community development. Led by Professor Yi-De Liu, Director of the Office of International Affairs, the trip brought together 30 local and international students from Malaysia, Myanmar, Colombia, Taiwan, and other countries. Through workshops, site visits, and shared experiences with the Amis community, students gained insight into how indigenous traditions and sustainable practices intersect in daily life.

Halloween Magic at NTNU: Costumes, Candy & Culture!

The NTNU campus and the Shida Longquan shopping district transformed into a Halloween wonderland on October 25 with a costume parade and a professional makeup workshop hosted by two Global Fashion EMBA alumni from Coco Fashion Styling. Students from ten countries joined the festivities, designed to foster cross-cultural experiences and build connections among local and international students.

Career Talk Opens New Career Pathways for International Graduates

NTNU’s Office of International Affairs, in collaboration with the Taiwan External Trade Development Council, hosted the second "Career Talk Taipei" of the year, featuring insights on residency regulations and employment laws, as well as recruitment opportunities from major companies such as Delta Electronics, Keding Enterprises Co., Ltd., and UPC Technlogy Corporation.

NTNU Welcomes 500 New International Students with Orientation Events

NTNU welcomed nearly 500 international freshmen from around the globe this September, many of whom are in Taiwan for the first time. Bringing diverse cultural backgrounds, they are eager to begin their academic journey on NTNU’s vibrant, knowledge-rich campus.

Interdisciplinary NTNU Delegation Visits Chiba University, Japan, Initiating Dialogue on Bilateral Exchange

In 2013, the College of Education at our university signed an MOU with the Faculty of Education at Chiba University, aiming to promote bilateral academic research and interaction through cross-national collaborative research, shared academic achievements, and mutual visits by teachers and students. In accordance with this MOU, in June 2024, 15 students from Transdisciplinary Program in College of Education (referred to as the Program) accompanied by three teachers visited Chiba University to engage in a " Interdisciplinary X Transboundary " cultural exchange with students and faculty from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the Faculty of Education.