SDG11
Sustainable Cities and Communities
Strengthen efforts to protect and safeguard local natural areas and the world’s cultural and natural heritage, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and sustainable transport systems, and reduce the number of homeless people in vulnerable situations.
2025 Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Culture Week
Join us for Indigenous Culture Night on Sunday, April 27, as part of the 2025 Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Culture Week! Faculty and students are warmly invited to register and take part in the celebration. How long has it been since you walked barefoot on the grass? How long has it
04/23 How to Foster Diverse & Inclusive Communication with Indigenous Students
Dear NYCU colleagues, Our first session was a huge success — it was seriously super fun! If you missed it, now’s your chance to join the second session! Not sure what we’re talking about? Check out the event details below! First, get a taste of the fun with this highlight video
2025 USR award of GVM
NYCU awarded 3 USR awards of GVM For more details, please follow the update news.
More Than an Architect: Professor Shu-Chang Kung’s Design Warmth and Social Practice
Under the 2024 Golden Pin Design Award spotlight, Shu-Chang Kung, often regarded as the “godfather” of Chinese architecture, held the prestigious “Honorary Award.” With a subtle smile and a profound reflection, he said, “This honor is not mine alone; it belongs to my design team and everyone who believes in the transformative power
NYCU Wins Eight Awards at the 2024 Future Tech Awards
From Research Innovation to Industry Application: NYCU Wins Eight Awards at the 2024 Future Tech Awards National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) has once again showcased its exceptional research prowess at the 2024 Future Tech Awards, securing recognition for eight groundbreaking technologies. This prestigious event, which attracted over 500 participating
Dec. 4 (Wed.)Lecture in Mandarin:The Lost River: Stories Remembered by the Jhihben Wetlands
[Dec 4 (Wed)] Lecture in Mandarin: The Lost River: Stories Remembered by the Jhihben Wetlands ｜Huang Han-Yau｜SDG15-3 Plants and Ecosystems Series｜LACSPEC “That vast alluvial fan, steeped in history / A marsh where water and words settle into sediment. That river that bears Taitung / The memories of this island’s coastal plains. Sometimes it
