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Over 30 universities in Taiwan have implemented mental health days, according to the Taiwan Youth Association for Democracy. This number has increased from just 12 in May. The association cites data from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, which shows that the number of young people under 24 ending their lives has nearly tripled in the past decade. A recent mental health survey revealed that many students feel the need for mental health days but struggle to communicate their stress to adults. The association believes that providing these days off can give students a chance to rest and adjust, reducing their emotional burdens and helping them cope with stress. Most universities limit mental health days to three or five days per semester to prevent excessive absences.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Education launches the ＂Program on Bilingual Education for College Students,＂ focusing on EMI courses to elevate English proficiency and international competitiveness. National Taiwan Normal University and National Chengchi University play pivotal roles. Learn about the ＂catfish effect.＂

National Chengchi University in Taipei transformed its staff dormitory into a student dormitory in September, allowing male and female students to freely form groups and share rooms on the same floor, setting a precedent for domestic universities in Taiwan.

Amid rising awareness of mental health issues, Taiwanese universities have started implementing ＂mental health leaves＂ to support students experiencing emotional stress.

Taiwan’s declining birth rates reshape the rental housing market around universities. High vacancy rates prompt landlords to cut prices to attract tenants amidst the changing landscape.

The increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into our daily lives has sparked a surge of interest in the field of computer science and engineering.

The presidents of Taiwanese universities face a new challenge despite their impressive resumes: they must demonstrate their ability to secure donations. 

The Ministry of Education announced this year’s registration rate for colleges and universities. For 19 schools, the registration rate did not hit 60%, setting a record low for the past couple of years.  

National Taiwan University, National Tsinghua University, and National Chiao Tung University are students’ first choices when it comes to higher education. 

In the meet and greet before the start of the 2022 school year, professors at the latest interdisciplinary program, ＂D-School＂ at the National Taiwan University, asked the recruits what they imagined ＂creativity＂ was.

Taiwan’s semiconductor industries are desperate for new blood as many begin actively recruiting from well-known universities and offering high salaries and bonuses to attract more talents.