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2026.0112

NTNU College of Education–Founded APATE Officially Joins WERA

The Asia-Pacific Association for Teacher Education (APATE), established under the leadership of the College of Education at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), has recently officially become a member of the World Education Research Association (WERA). This milestone marks a significant step forward for Taiwan’s teacher education research in engaging with the global academic community and reflects the increasing international engagement and academic presence of NTNU’s College of Education.
2026.0106

Strengthening Chinese Language Pathways for International Students

In the fall semester of the 2025 academic year, NTNU expanded its Chinese language support for international students, delivering more than 400 instances of language learning and tutoring within four months. By coordinating resources across academic and administrative units, the University strengthened pathways linking language development with campus adaptation, academic study, and future career planning in Taiwan.
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Department of Chemistry Hosts Taiwan–Japan–Korea Joint Symposium

The Department of Chemistry hosted the 2025 Kyushu University–NTNU–Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology Joint Symposium on November 27 and 28. The event marked the first trilateral symposium involving institutions from Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea and was held to strengthen academic exchange among leading research universities in East Asia.
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Vice President Leads Delegation to Indonesia for Academic Exchange

Vice President Yao-Ting Sung led a delegation to Indonesia from November 5 to 11 for an academic exchange visit that included meetings with partner universities, the renewal of cooperation agreements, and participation in a jointly organized international conference.
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NTNU Strengthens Ties with UK Universities Through Strategic Visit

A delegation from National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) visited the United Kingdom in late October as part of the Taiwan–UK University Consortium initiative. The trip aimed to strengthen NTNU’s collaboration with British partner institutions in areas including teacher education, sustainability research, Mandarin instruction, and international academic mobility.