NYCU’s Southeast Asia International Volunteer Team Creates Taiwan’s Eastern Environmental Education Space & Remote Design Service Workshop to serve Cambodia
In 2022, the Service Learning Center of National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, under the guidance of Southeast Asia International Volunteer Team, collaborated with Xinglong Elementary School in Donghe Township, Taitung County, on a project called “Yi Zhu.” During the summer, they carried out the “Yi-Zhu” operation, which lasts for
Protect our health against epidemic
In the post-COVID-19 era, NYCU continues to work to promote epidemic prevention, aiming to improve students’ awareness of epidemic prevention and control, while also facilitating the protection of the campus. Nursing students were invited to help students experience the process of wearing and removing protective clothing. Through this experience, students
Our school has signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Taiwan Fund for Children and Families, and will continue to deeply cultivate services in Southeast Asia
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University and the Taiwan Fund for Children and Families (TFCF) have recently engaged in bilateral trade agreements. At the same time, they signed a memorandum of cooperation for the next three years to collaborate on international volunteer service projects at overseas locations in Southeast Asia,
Hsuan Kun Yang Fan and Jade Admissions Offer Higher Education Opportunities for Disadvantaged Students
To provide more opportunities for disadvantaged students to improve their circumstances through higher education, NYCU’s undergraduate individual admission channel established the “Hsuan Kun Yang Fan Recruitment” and “Jade Admissions” programs, which provide separate rubrics for disadvantaged students with lower screening standards, simplified selection processes, and lower registration fees to increase
Building an interactive distance learning environment and sharing course resources across campuses
In 2021, NYCU built 10 interactive distance learning classrooms. Using different teaching scenarios and automatic tracking cameras, the courses overcome the limitations of geographical boundaries and achieve the goal of taking courses beyond the campus areas. Currently, NYCU plans to build 8 distance learning classrooms in 2022 and 6 more
Providing diverse learning opportunities and supporting the education of disadvantaged students
In 2021, the school held a total of 16 educational lectures, including 10 online lectures, to support learning needs during the epidemic and hosted nearly 1,000 participants. As information technology and digitalization continue to advance, NYCU’s Teaching Development Center launched the “Digital Learning and Exploration Courses” in 2022, in addition
