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TKU FOUNDER URGES TO MAKE OVERALL EFFORTS TO IMPLEMENT TEACHING REVOLUTION

Tamkang University (TKU) Founder Dr. Clement C. P. Chang instructed that the establishment and application of teaching support platform is not only an “innovation” but also a “teaching revolution”. It will become priority work next semester and plan will be worked out to implement them with full of power, Chang said.

NEWLY SET PRIORITY RESEARCH SUBSIDIES TO BE IMPLEMENTED NEXT SEMESTER

Newly-set priority research subsidies will be formally implemented next semester. The subsidies will center on TKU interschool priority research projects, the integral research project, outside Tamkang University large-scaled research project, and cooperation project with internationally renowned universities and research institutes.

4 COURSES OF CORE CURRICULUM RENAMED; THE CONSTITUTION OF ROC DISAPPEARED

Four out of 12 core curriculum will be renamed and the remaining eight courses will increase or reduce teaching times from next semester. Of which, the Constitution of the Republic of China will be permanently disappeared. The appreciation of Chinese literature will include classical literature while natural science will increase the newest biology and nanotechnology.

TKU PRESIDENT ASSUMES CHAIRPERSON OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF HIGHER EDUCATION INT’L COOPERATION FOUNDA

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TKU TO BUY 2.5 HECTARES OF LAND FOR LANYANG CAMPUS

HUANG ALEXANDER CHIEH CHENG NAMED VICE CHAIRPERSON OF M’LAND AFFAIRS COUNCIL

Prof. Alexander Chieh-cheng Huang, outgoing Chair of Graduate Institute of International Affairs and Strategic Studies (GIIASS) has been nominated as third Vice Chairperson of Mainland Affairs Council (MAC), Executive Yuan. Huang stressed that his personal teaching program will remain unchanged.

DEE STUDENTS RANKED FIRST MACRONIZ GOLDEN SILICON AWARD AND COLLEGIATE VLSI DESIGN CONTEST (IC2002)

5 STUDENTS GOING TO PURSUE ADVANCED STUDIES IN TKU SISTER UNIVERSITIES

Five students will go to pursue advanced studies in Tamkang University sister universities in nation without Japan in summer vacation. They will go to California State University at Sacramento, and at Stanislous, West Florida University, Charles University of Czech Republic and Kyungnam University and Kyonggi University of South Korea.

STUDENTS OF DABT WILL MAKE A TOUR TO EUROPE FOR DRAWING EXPERIENCES

A group of more than 10 students of Department of Architecture and Building Technology (DABT) will leave Taiwan on Aug. 10 for a 25-day tour to Europe where they make a field trip to Berlin Wall, Louvre Palace, Paris Opera Theater, St. Peter Church and Vicente van Gogh Fine Arts Museum. Four students of College of Technology will go Queensland University for a 28-day intensive language training.