Disposable policy: extensions to services The university strictly enforces compliance with its rules on disposable items for all service providers operating on campus. Under the Reducing the Use of Disposable…

Policy for minimisation of disposable items Since 2019, the university has banned disposable tableware and single-use plastic straws in all campus restaurants under the Restrictions for the Use of Disposable…

Participation in government research •  The university’s departments and schools actively collaborate with the National Science and Technology Council, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health and Welfare, and local governments,…

Neutral platform to discuss issues • NYCU upholds academic freedom and freedom of expression. Its social media accounts provide an open forum for opinions without censorship, while the NYCU Labor…

Allow remote working The University promotes remote work and a condensed workweek as standard practice to cut commuting and emissions. •Compressed Workweek (Summer): Staff may complete a five-day workload in…

Promote sustainable commuting NYCU actively promotes sustainable commuting through multiple measures: prioritizing electric scooters when replacing official motorcycles; expanding cycling by providing 46 bicycle parking areas with 1,655 racks across…

Sustainable practices targets NYCU measures usage and sets targets across commuting modes to drive a sustained shift toward low-carbon travel. For cycling and shared micromobility, we track infrastructure and demand…

Affordable housing for employees The University offers affordable on-campus housing for its employees. •Yangming Campus: 151 units (hilltop houses, hillside village, foothill apartments), with 116 allocated to long-term faculty/staff and…

Affordable housing for students The University provides affordable student housing on every campus, offering single and multi-person rooms, suites, and family units to meet diverse needs. In 2024, the University…

Pedestrian priority on campus NYCU prioritizes pedestrian access and treats walking as the default mode on campus. In 2020, it completed a 100-meter, 1.8-meter-wide tree-lined promenade that physically separates pedestrians…