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2023.0310

Friday Coffee Corner is a place where you can’t resist yourself to speak your second language.

On February 24th, the Friday Coffee Corner (FCC) opening day, with almost 50 Students plus faculty members from different Colleges and the Mandarin Training Center(MTC) show up, a lounge vibe of gathering and served with eye-catching pastry and coffee.
2022.1222

OIA Christmas Tree DIY Event for All Students for Cultural Exchange

Christmas is around the corner. In order to connect international students and foster cultural exchanges, the Office of International Affairs of NTNU hosted Christmas tree making activities on December 13 and 14. Over 100 teachers and students enrolled for the DIY event and the campus is full of Christmas elements and festive atmosphere.
2022.1114

Make Soaps and Make Friends at Soap Workshops by OIA

The Office of International Affairs of NTNU prepared a two day event of soap making workshops for international students, local students and overseas Chinese students as a chance for them to meet new friends while enjoying the fun of making soaps.
2022.1003

Remarks by University President at the NTNU Centennial Celebration

Welcome to the centennial celebration of National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). On behalf of our school, I would like to thank all of you for attending today’s celebration. I would also like to express my deepest thanks to our alumni and sister universities from around the world for your well wishes. Your support and encouragement make today’s events even more meaningful.
2022.0322

2022 International Cultural Festival: Showcasing Cultures from Home

On March 15, National Taiwan Normal University’s Sunlight Boulevard was warmly infused with melodies, first of traditional Chinese folk music performed by the Chinese Music Club of National Taiwan Normal University, followed by a medley of Malaysian song classics sung by the Malaysian Student Association of National Taiwan University, and then a spectacular Saman dance with its crisp and rhythmic percussions was presented by Indonesian students from National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, marking the opening ceremony of this year’s International Cultural Festival at NTNU.