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Mayor Chiang Wan-an visits Yunlin County to promote Taipei’s school lunch program, highlighting local agriculture’s role. The initiative offers free meals to students.

Taipei’s Wen Chang Temple drew 10,000 visitors seeking blessings for Taiwan’s 2026 student exams. Parents offered symbolic items for luck and success.

Taiwan’s young mathematicians excelled at the 15th European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad, winning two silver and one bronze medal. The team, selected by university professors, tied for 13th place globally.

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

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

National Taiwan University of Science and Technology and GPTC signed a NT$50 million deal to boost semiconductor research and talent development. The partnership focuses on equipment integration, material innovation, and offers scholarships and job opportunities for students.

Sinshang Elementary in Kaohsiung embraced a superhero theme, with Principal Wang and Parent Association President Su donning Ultraman masks. The event concluded the school’s ＂Superhero Trilogy,＂ inspiring students with courage and growth.

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.

Students in Taipei tackled a tough social sciences exam on Jan. 19, blending local and global issues. The test emphasized data analysis and interdisciplinary skills.

Taiwan’s Highway Bureau proposes stricter Mandarin requirements for foreign students in transportation jobs. Kuo-Kuang faces fines for wage delays amid driver shortages.

Taiwan leads East Asia by offering free HPV vaccinations to boys, aiming for herd immunity. The campaign targets junior high students, achieving high vaccination rates.

Taiwan High Speed Rail extends its Youth Discount Program to winter break, offering students aged 12-18 discounted fares from Jan. 24 to Feb. 23. Ticket sales start Dec. 26.

Taiwanese students begin a 65-day winter break as major universities, including NTU, offer courses like Python programming. Some students embrace the break, while others continue lab work.

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.

Taiwanese students from Kouhu Junior High showcased an innovative oyster shell cleaning agent at the Design For Change Global Children’s Conference in Tokyo, Nov. 27-30.

Researchers in Taiwan reveal Indigenous students excel in digital skills, challenging stereotypes. The study shows they outperform peers in video remixing and cloud-sharing.

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.

Students and teachers at Changhua Ching Cheng High School celebrated their school’s anniversary with creative parade, including an Egyptian-themed parade led by teacher Huang Wan-yu.

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.

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.

The College Admissions Committee in Taipei announced subjects for the 115th academic year under the ＂Star Plan＂ and ＂Application-based Admission＂ channels. Students can check the committee’s website for details, aiding preparation for the General Scholastic Ability Test.

A student team from National Taiwan University of Science and Technology unveils ＂Chain Love Guaranteed,＂ a blockchain-based platform for transparent prenuptial agreements.

Taiwan’s rapidly aging society drives unprecedented demand for senior education as 71-year-old students like Christina Deng balance careers with university studies. With 20% of Taiwan’s population over 65, universities adapt programs to serve older learners seeking purpose and connection beyond traditional retirement.