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Public access to buildings NYCU provides free public access to culturally significant buildings, monuments, and natural landscapes as a matter of policy. •Yangming Campus: The Han Wei Residence preserves institutional…
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Public access to libraries NYCU’s library is open to the public at no cost, demonstrating that openness and excellence reinforce each other. It offers a research collection of over 3…
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Public access to museums NYCU provides free public access to museums, galleries, and artworks as part of its core mission. •The Arts Center: Music Performance Hall, Art Gallery, and Art…
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Public access to green spaces NYCU guarantees free, permanent public access to open and green spaces across all campuses. By treating land as a public good that supports health, inclusion,…
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Arts and heritage contribution NYCU treats the arts as a public service through its year-round NYCU Arts Season, delivering over 30 public events annually. Three professional venues—the Music Performance Hall,…
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Record and preserve cultural heritage NYCU treats intangible cultural heritage as a public mandate. Through the Library’s History Division and allied museum programs, the University documents, digitizes, and exhibits local…
From the Tribe to the World: NYCU’s Holistic Health Partnership in Nan’ao
In the early morning mist of Nan’ao, the local Culture and Health Station is already alive with energy. One by one, community elders gather, accompanied by a familiar melody—the "Medication…
NYCU International Volunteer Programs Strengthen Community Engagement Across Asia Through Education and Health Services
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) is deepening its global social impact through long-term international volunteer programs that integrate education, public health, and community partnership. Led by the NYCU’s…
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