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National Taiwan Normal University Opens Nominations for 15th President

National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), one of Taiwan’s most prestigious public universities, has announced a call for public nominations for its 15th President. The nomination period runs from July 7 to August 11, 2025.

Six Disciplines Enter Global Top 100, Earning NT$40M in National Funding

Six academic disciplines at NTNU have been ranked among the world’s top 100 in the 2025 QS World University Rankings by Subject, securing NT$40 million in targeted support from the Ministry of Education—second highest among universities nationwide. The recognition highlights NTNU’s growing global presence across both education and emerging scientific fields.

NTNU Visits Four Top British Universities: Expands Taiwan-UK University Cooperation

NTNU President Cheng-Chi Wu led a delegation to the United Kingdom on January 15-23, 2025 to meet with four British universities in the world’s top 100, and expand cooperation with NTNU’s UK partners. Among the institutions visited were the University of Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, Durham University, and UCL.

NTNU Led UAAT Delegation to Kyushu to Strengthen Academic Ties between Taiwan and Japan

From December 17th to 21st 2024, National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) Executive Vice President Kwun-Min Chen led a University Academic Alliance in Taiwan (UAAT) delegation comprised of representatives from National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), National Chengchi University (NCCU), and National Chung-Hsing University (NCHU), to visit three Kyushu, Okinawa Open University Alliance (KOOU) universities in Japan, namely: Kumamoto University, Saga University, and Kagoshima University. The aim of this visit is to promote cooperation between the UAAT-KOOU through expanding bilateral international mobility, encouraging faculty and student exchange visits, and industry-academia ties, to further deepen Taiwan-Japan academic cooperation.

From Smart Campuses to Maker Spaces: Insights from Korea

Executive Vice President Kwun-Min Chen led an NTNU delegation to South Korea to strengthen ties with Pukyong National University and Pusan National University. The visit, which focused on exchanging administrative insights and exploring campus innovations, built on groundwork laid earlier in August, when President Cheng-Chih Wu’s delegation formalized academic collaboration through memorandums of understanding and student exchange agreements.