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2026.1105

From Global Academia to International Scientific Dialogue: An Interview with Prof. Andreas Güntner, General Chair of Eurosensors 2026

Exploring the Future of Smart Sensing, Wearable Biomedical Technologies, Artificial Intelligence, and Quantum Technologies, with Insights into Taiwan’s Technological Strengths and Opportunities for International Collaboration
2026.1030

NTNU Visits Three Leading Singapore Universities to Explore AI Governance and Campus Innovation

National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) sent a cross-unit administrative delegation to Singapore from October 26 to 30, 2026, to learn from three leading universities about AI transformation, staff development and campus planning. Led by Executive Vice President Shao-Hsi Chang, the delegation visited the National Institute of Education (NIE) at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), the National University of Singapore (NUS), and Singapore Management University (SMU). The group also visited the Taipei Representative Office in the Republic of Singapore. The delegation brought together representatives from the Secretariat, academic and student affairs, general affairs, international affairs, information technology, accounting, and two colleges. According to the QS rankings cited in NTNU’s original release, NUS and NTU are ranked 10th and 12th globally, while NTNU is ranked 423rd overall and 27th worldwide in Education.
2026.0715

NTNU Partners with the University of Glasgow to Launch International Sustainable Leadership Programme

National Taiwan Normal University is strengthening its international collaboration on sustainability through a new partnership with the University of Glasgow.
2026.0627

From Classroom Observation to Cross-Cultural Dialogue: NTNU Education Delegation Visits Kagoshima University

From Classroom Observation to Cross-Cultural Dialogue: 19 Faculty and Students from the Transdisciplinary Program in College of Education Visit Kagoshima University in Japan
2026.0509

NTNU Alumni Becomes Youngest Artist to Represent Taiwan at Venice Biennale

Yi-Fan Li, an alumnus of the Department of Fine Arts (Class of 2011) at National Taiwan Normal University, has been selected to represent Taiwan at the 61st Venice International Art Biennale.