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National Taiwan Normal University leads Taiwan’s national universities with 13.39% international students. Its focus on global cooperation and English programs boosts diversity.

Education Minister Cheng Ying-yao thanks whistleblower Chien Chi-sheng for exposing bullying at NTNU. The university dismissed Coach Chou Tai-ying after allegations.

NTNU pledges full cooperation in the investigation of women’s soccer coach Chou Tai-ying, accused of coercion. Authorities seized blood samples and demand data preservation.

Taiwan’s health minister criticizes NTNU soccer coach for coercing players into blood tests. Authorities pledge to protect student rights and review research laws.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education addresses a scandal at National Taiwan Normal University involving non-consensual experiments on women’s soccer players. Affected students seek justice.

The Ministry of Education fined National Taiwan Normal University NT$1.1 million over forced blood tests on female soccer players. The ministry is committed to safeguarding student rights and addressing campus bullying.

NTNU student ambassadors return to the National Day ceremony on Oct. 10 after five years. They will assist dignitaries, showcasing language skills and rigorous training.

National Taiwan Normal University supports Olympic bronze medalist Tang Chia-hung in his academic and professional journey, highlighting his comeback from injury and potential future as a mentor.

Discover how National Taiwan Normal University’s first International Alumni Reunion highlights its commitment to global education and career opportunities for international students in Taiwan.

National Taiwan Normal University and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) have partnered to introduce a new semiconductor program, attracting 340 students. The course includes subjects from five departments and offers exclusive events and classes by senior TSMC instructors. Students completing the program will receive a certificate and a guaranteed interview opportunity at TSMC, with employment bonuses for high achievers. Planning study timetables wisely is encouraged to enhance resume competitiveness.

The National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) has decided to stop accepting students into its Industrial Education department starting from the 2025 academic term, but will retain its master’s and doctoral programs. The Office of Academic Affairs at NTNU has proposed three solutions to protect students’ educational rights, including offering guidance for transfers, continuing to offer courses, and extending the limit on student enrollments. The department will also continue to offer three specialized courses to cultivate future educators. The rights of the department’s teachers and assistants will not be affected, and existing teachers can continue teaching in the master’s and doctoral programs. Administrative Deputy Minister Lin Teng-chiao of Taiwan’s Ministry of Education (MOE) hopes that the department can collaborate with other departments to cultivate industrial education teachers in the future, despite the department’s transformation into research-oriented programs.

As Taiwan’s 2024 election nears, discussions intensify on the island’s future, with a focus on young voters and the impact of China’s actions. A recent forum at NTNU delved into these critical issues, highlighting the role of Taiwan’s youth in shaping a democratic future amid escalating cross-strait tensions.

National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU) students are set to enjoy an unprecedented winter break lasting 56 days, from December 25 to February 18, the longest in the institution’s history. This extended vacation period aligns with the academic schedules of several countries, allowing international students to return home for Christmas. Other universities, such as National Taiwan University (NTU) and National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (Taiwan Tech), also begin their winter breaks on December 25. NTU’s break will last until February 6, while Taiwan Tech has added 10 extra days, ending on February 16. During this winter break, Taiwan High Speed Rail Corporation is offering discounted tickets to university students, with discounts of 50%, 75%, and 88% available from January 4 to January 10. Additionally, there are 28 train services providing tickets at 50% off. The upcoming 2024 presidential election in Taiwan, taking place on January 13, is also on students’ minds, as it coincides with their winter break, potentially facilitating greater voter participation among the youth demographic.

Student designers from the Fashion Design Department at Shih Chien University paired up with visually-impaired (VI) athletes to design customized and accessible handheld tethers for three months, showcasing a plethora of stunning designs at an exhibition on May 30.