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Explore Taiwan’s cultural institutions with ＂Team MUSE＂ from Jan. 24 to March 31. Collect stamps for dinosaur-themed items and enjoy special exhibitions. Visit muse.moe.gov.tw for details.

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.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan revised school council meeting regulations to enhance fairness and procedural rigor. Changes include removing anonymous reporting and clarifying confidentiality obligations.

Miaoli County faces challenges as the Ministry of Education halts funding for new classrooms. Local governments must now budget for school projects, impacting future infrastructure.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan approved the closure of Chiayi County’s Tung Chi High School due to financial distress. The school must liquidate assets by July.

National Taiwan University of Science and Technology launched a smart electric vehicle talent base in New Taipei City, investing over NT$150 million. The facility, supported by the Ministry of Education, features eight labs and aims to train future experts.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Transportation unveils a program to enhance pedestrian safety, reporting improvements at intersections and sidewalks. Despite a decrease in traffic deaths, international media criticize urban planning. The ministry plans to halve fatalities by 2030 through education and stricter enforcement.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education announced a new initiative to boost educational exchanges with Japan. Taiwanese educators visited Japan to explore integration of industry, culture, and sustainability in schools, fostering cooperation and global perspectives.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education launches a Hokkien teaching program for schools, benefiting over 23,000 students. The initiative includes workshops and cultural integration.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan warns of TikTok’s risks to students’ mental health and information literacy. Officials discuss strategies to protect children from harmful online content.

The Ministry of Education in Taipei releases the electronic admissions brochure for the 115th academic year entrance exams for students with disabilities. The exams are set for March 2026. Registration runs from Nov. 25 to Dec. 8, 2025. A new SMS service will notify candidates of results.

Education Minister Cheng Ying-yao addresses rumors about Chinese Culture University’s potential closure of its labor and human resources department. The ministry stresses the need for clear procedures and transparent communication before any decision.

Education Minister Cheng Ying-yao visited Kuangfu Junior High in Hualien to assess overflow damage. The school faces NT$100 million in losses. Reconstruction plans are underway.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education announced a legal amendment to ease hiring for indigenous language teachers in elementary schools. The change includes better pay and aims to enhance language education.

The Ministry of Education in Taipei launches the Youth Career Pilot Program, offering scholarships and career exploration for high school graduates. Applications open Nov. 1, 2025.

The Ministry of Education in Taiwan offers grants for students involved in disaster relief, promoting social responsibility. Universities provide subsidies to support participation.

Prospective teachers in Taiwan protest administrative burdens and lawsuits, fearing they deter students from teaching careers. Unions demand policy changes.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education launches a health initiative with 74 schools to enhance hygiene and public health education. Specialists will address campus safety, disease prevention, and health promotion.

The Ministry of Education announced that over 50,000 students have benefited from the Outstanding Indigenous Student Scholarship since 2018. The program supports indigenous students excelling academically with NT$21.15 million allocated annually.

Workers removed the Chiang Kai-shek statue from Lishan Guesthouse in Taichung on Sept. 10. It will be preserved at Lishan Heritage Museum. A calligraphy art installation will replace it.

The Ministry of Environment in Taiwan marked its second anniversary by honoring 15 environmental heroes with the inaugural Environmental Protection Professional Medals. Minister Peng Chi-ming praised their dedication and highlighted the ministry’s shift toward net-zero transformation.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education hosted Eswatini officials to discuss international education and talent exchange. The visit focused on vocational training and scholarships.

President Lai Ching-te emphasized sportsmanship and international camaraderie at the World Games 2025 flag ceremony. He highlighted Taiwan’s achievements and announced the new Ministry of Sports, underscoring the government’s commitment to sports development.

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

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