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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.

NTNU Brings AI Trends to Campus with NVIDIA COMPUTEX 2025 Watch Party

NTNU brought students face-to-face with the future of AI during a COMPUTEX 2025 Watch Party, featuring expert commentary, interactive demos, and a spotlight on its growing partnership with NVIDIA, featuring a keynote by NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang.

Kagoshima University Visits NTNU

On February 24, 2025, Kagoshima University (KU) Global Initiative Center Specially Appointed Lecturer, Professor Satoshi Kato visited National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). Accompanying him were ten KU students from different year levels and educational backgrounds, including law, economics, nursing, math, dentistry, engineering, fisheries science, and agriculture. The delegation followed a comprehensive itinerary, visiting places and universities all across Taiwan.

Festive Night at NTNU Highlights Cultural Exchange and Holiday Cheer

On December 6th, more than 400 students from 32 countries gathered at NTNU’s Gongguan Campus for a Christmas celebration that blended festive cheer with a touch of medieval flair. Organized by the International Youth (IY) team in collaboration with the Office of International Affairs and Residence Hall II, the event brought together students from Germany, South Korea, Indonesia, France, the United States, Paraguay, and beyond.

From Batik to Biotech: NTNU’s World of Opportunities

NTNU recently hosted "Patterns of Indonesia," where students explored Indonesian batik through traditional clothing, cuisine, and cultural insights. Organized with Indonesian students from IISMA, the event exemplifies NTNU’s commitment to cross-cultural understanding. In addition to such events, programs like TEEP, IIPP, and IISMA foster a multicultural campus that unites local and international students in a globally focused learning environment.