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2026-01-13

Sexual and reproductive health care services for students

NYCU’s Health Center offers free sexual and reproductive health services through on-campus health clinics, available to all students. These clinics are staffed by qualified healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and counsellors, who specialise in sexual and reproductive health care. On campus, the university has installed condom vending machines and provides anonymous access to menstrual products. Additionally, NYCU promotes sexual health education, which has evolved from a historical focus on preventing teenage pregnancy, STDs, and sexual assault to actively cultivating a positive perspective on sexuality. The curriculum now emphasizes self-respect and the importance of building healthy relationships. A confidential counseling email and hotline for sexual education and HIV/AIDS prevention are available, jointly supported by the Health Services Section and the Health and Counseling Center. These measures are designed to enhance students’ awareness of sexual health and their ability to protect themselves.

All evidence is publicly accessible online:

1. NYCU Sexual education and sexually transmitted infections prevention services
https://osa.nycu.edu.tw/osa/ch/app/artwebsite/view?module=artwebsite&id=3567&serno=2280edcd-e8fe-4373-8386-db54d7f4f320

2.NYCU Sexually transmitted infections prevention promotion
https://osa.nycu.edu.tw/osa/ch/app/data/view?module=nycu0086&id=3554&serno=6b4feb9c-60d3-421d-a719-241afa5eb726

 

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