Students’ union The university recognizes the NYCU Student Union as the highest self-governing body of students. • The Union manages student self-governance, represents student interests in university meetings and committees,…

Elected representation The University Assembly serves as the institution’s highest governing body. In accordance with university regulations, it is composed of no more than 120 representatives, drawn from faculty, staff,…

Identify and engage with local stakeholders The university has formulated the Guidelines for the Establishment and Operation of the Stakeholders Management Task Force to identify and engage with local communities…

Participatory bodies for stakeholder engagement • Since 2018, NYCU’s SPROUT Project has worked to identify and engage local stakeholders and communities, addressing diverse local needs. All USR initiatives involve collaboration…

University principles on corruption and bribery The university has issued the National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University Anti-Corruption Statement as an overarching policy to address anti-corruption efforts. In 2022, the…

Academic freedom policy • In 2021, the university issued the Statement on Academic Freedom, affirming the right of faculty and researchers to teach and conduct research free from political or…

Provide expert advice to government. The university’s faculty actively contribute to government affairs by offering expertise at multiple levels. • In 2024, NYCU faculty members served on more than 387…

Policy- and lawmakers outreach and education • NYCU offers part-time advanced degrees and allows policymakers, lawmakers, and the public to enroll in individual credit courses. The School of Law plays…

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,…