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NTNU Career Fair 2026 Spotlights International Talent

With the highest proportion of international degree students among all national universities in Taiwan, NTNU Career Fair 2026 strives to connect global talent with leading employers.

Vice President Bi-khim Hsiao Calls on NTNU Students to Meet Global Challenges with Confidence and Creativity

At a general education lecture hosted by National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) on September 30, Vice President Bi-khim Hsiao encouraged students to navigate a rapidly changing world with resilience, creativity, and a clear sense of purpose. Speaking on “On the World Stage, Youth Lead” she urged young people to use technology wisely, remain a “force for good,” and become problem solvers capable of shaping Taiwan’s future on the global stage.

“Realm of Radiance” Gala Brings Together International Students from 30 Countries

The 2025 International Student Orientation Gala, Realm of Radiance, welcomed more than 120 students from 30 countries, including Thailand, Vietnam, France, and Germany. Held on September 16, the event brought together degree-seeking, overseas Chinese, exchange, and visiting students for an evening of games, performances, and interactive activities organized by the International Youth team, marking the start of their university life in a lively, multicultural atmosphere.

Fostering Cross-Boundary Connections: NTNU’s TPICOE Embarks on Transdisciplinary Cultural Exchange at Keimyung University

To deepen its long-standing partnership with Keimyung University in Korea, the Transdisciplinary Program in the College of Education (TPICOE) at National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) led a group of 17 faculty and students to Daegu in June 2025, engaging in a vibrant program of international and intercultural exchange.

A Symphony of Cultures: International Festival Brings the World to Campus

The annual International Cultural Festival lit up the NTNU campus from May 13 to 15, turning Sunlight Boulevard into a vibrant celebration of global culture. Students from 16 countries shared food, music, and traditions, while international dignitaries and university leaders underscored NTNU’s role as a hub for cross-cultural dialogue. From Vietnamese folktales to Mongolian dumplings, the festival offered a vivid, three-day snapshot of the world in one place.