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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.

Tatung University launches a new subsidy program offering up to NT$200,000 per semester for international exchanges. Alumni-funded, it doubles MOE grants for eligible students.

International students joined the Bombing of Master Han Dan in Taitung, Taiwan, experiencing the vibrant tradition firsthand. The event fosters cultural exchange.

Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim urges universities to meet young people’s needs in a changing world, emphasizing cross-disciplinary collaboration and global opportunities at NTU.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan partners with China Airlines and EVA Air to launch the ＂Youth Overseas Dream Fund,＂ offering NT$2 billion to support 2,500 youths in pursuing opportunities abroad.

Founded by Taiwanese high school students Heidi Chen and Dorcas Hsu, Harmona recently organized a heartwarming outreach visit to Mái ấm Bé Thơ Orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The initiative brought together six international student volunteers from different countries, who shared Christmas music, companionship, and festive joy with 20 children at the orphanage.

National Sun Yat-sen University and SOAS, University of London, launched Taiwan and the U.K.’s first dual master’s program. Starting in Sept. 2026, it focuses on global citizenship, offering joint courses and scholarships.

UC Berkeley Chancellor Richard K. Lyons says artificial intelligence revolutionizes global higher education, including Taiwan partnerships. Berkeley leads universities integrating AI into research and teaching while maintaining international collaboration despite shifting US policies.

7-ELEVEN Taiwan introduces Southeast Asian product zones in 300 stores, boosting sales by 10%. Popular items include chili sauces and snacks. New training aids foreign workers.

Taiwanese convenience stores are hiring international students and foreign workers, reshaping retail. This trend may be a result of labor shortages caused by Taiwan’s low birth rate, but also could boost cultural diversity.

Authorities are searching for a missing Indian student from Nanhua University near Chang Hu Suspension Bridge in Yunlin County. The university is assisting in rescue efforts and advising students on safety in hazardous areas.

Taiwan’s students excelled at the 55th International Physics Olympiad in France, winning three gold and two silver medals. The team ranked fifth overall.

National Taiwan University hosts the 22nd International Linguistics Olympiad, welcoming nearly 400 participants from 43 countries. This year marks the first time Taiwan is hosting the competition, which ends July 27.

Taiwan eases rules for foreign interns in hospitality to address a labor shortage, allowing students in sports, leisure, management, Chinese, or English to apply.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education offers new study options for U.S. students affected by visa issues. Apply for master’s, doctoral programs, or audit courses.

National Taiwan Normal University hosted the Chuan Le Ge Puppet Troupe to showcase traditional Taiwanese glove puppetry. The event aimed to immerse international students in Taiwan’s culture, promoting exchange through martial arts, visual arts, and music.

The U.S. State Department will resume processing foreign student visas, requiring applicants to disclose social media accounts. Critics say this may deter international students.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan supports students affected by U.S. visa policy changes, offering local study options. Students should stay in touch with schools.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a halt on visa interview slots for international students, affecting admissions at U.S. universities like Harvard. The decision includes social media vetting, sparking debate. Taiwan’s MOE offers support to affected students. Immigration experts warn of economic impacts.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an unveiled innovative health policies at the Taipei International City Forum, including free YouBike rides and a weekly milk program for students.

Taiwan’s team excelled at the 25th Asian Physics Olympiad in Saudi Arabia, winning five gold and three silver medals. They ranked third among 29 countries.

A 41-year-old technician was detained in Changhua for negligence after his vehicle hit cyclists, injuring seven students. Police suspect drug use due to erratic driving.

MediaTek CEO Rick Tsai emphasizes positivity over tariffs at AMD’s partner dinner in Taipei. Tech leaders discuss U.S. tariffs and Taiwan’s talent challenges.

Academia Sinica’s president outlines a plan to retain Taiwanese students and attract global talent amid U.S. funding cuts. The program offers scholarships and targets enrollment in 2025.

The 2024 Open Doors Report reveals a 6.1% rise in Taiwanese students in U.S. colleges, totaling 23,157. Taiwan ranks fifth in international student sources.