The NYCU Libraries began working with the Taipei Public Library in 2019 to establish the “Yangming Book Lending Work Station” at the Yangming Campus for the convenience of students, faculty members, and neighboring communities. By doing so, it serves the community around campus, forming a scholarly university town “without borders”.

In April 2021, the university library and the Cultural Affairs Bureau of the Hsinchu County Government signed a mutual book loan agreement to enhance the cooperative relationship between the two parties by sharing resources. Everyone who has a library card from the Cultural Affairs Bureau library is eligible to borrow

To implement social responsibility by providing proper public access, the library established and put into effect an updated “Library Policies” in 2021. Under the new policy version, individuals must be at least 18 years old to exchange their IDs outside of the university to enter the library (the former Chiaotung

Beginning in 2020, the Chiaotung Campus offers the general education course entitled “Explore the World: Global Perspective Trainings for NYCU Students” which will invite speakers from certain countries who have substantial knowledge to provide lectures. Using appropriate themes, they bring the outer world into Taiwan through speeches, expanding students’ global

In order to help overseas Chinese students and international students staying in Taiwan for employment after graduation, NYCU invited professional lecturers in the first semester of 2021 to conduct 9 job-seeking workshops covering a variety of topics, including business Chinese, mock interviews, writing online resumes, and English presentations.   As

Since the Russo-Ukrainian war was kindled in late February (2022), the flames of war have continued to rage. To offer a helping hand to Ukrainian students who have interrupted their studies due to war, starting from the fall class of 2022, NYCU will provide financial assistance to Ukrainian students who