Sustainable Achievements
of
NYCU

NYCU Launches a Relief Subsidy Program for International Students to Help Them Overcome Epidemic Difficulties

In order to assist international students on campus in overcoming the difficulties during the epidemic,  NYCU establishes various disease prevention initiatives to address the needs of international students to lessen the effects of the epidemic on students’ lives. The Chiaotung Campus provides anti-epidemic subsidies for students entering Taiwan and subsidizes

SDGs:
1
4
10

Educating Students on a Gender-Aware Relationship Philosophy

In order to educate teachers and students on the awareness and concepts of gender equality, the Mental Health and Counseling Center of NYCU cooperated with various departments to hold a series of lectures, seminars, and various activities. This helps to clarify the issue of gender equality and create a positive

SDGs:
5

NYCU Was Awarded by MOE for Excellent Environmental Protection and Disaster Prevention Practices

In order to promote campus environmental protection, occupational safety and health management, and disaster prevention and rescue work of colleges and universities, the MOE implements requisite environmental protection and occupational safety and health related laws and regulations, and established a comprehensive campus environment and safety management system for colleges and

SDGs:
3
6
7
8
12
13

Antiaging Games Keep Body and Mind Healthy

Taiwan officially became an aged society in 2018. The social impact resulting from an aging population is extensive. Reversing the effect of aging and preventing disability and dementia has become a worldwide endeavor, and the concept of healthy aging has received growing attention. Previously, people only sought to extend their

SDGs:
3

International Joint Research Collaboration on Bipolar self-doping ZnGa2O4

In this international joint research collaboration, Prof. Ray-Hua Horng of National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University gathered domestic professors to collaborate with Professor Chikoidzeof Paris-Saclay University. They published that both n-type and p-type thin layers exhibit high transparency >80% in 360–1000 nm wavelength range and energy gap values of 4.9

SDGs:
9
17