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6 Domestic and International High Schools Visit TKU Campus to Explore Academic Programs
European Languages Faculty and Students Celebrate Cultural Traditions: German St. Nicholas Day and Spain’s Grape-Eating New Year Blessings
The Department of European Languages and Cultures held the “2025 Christmas and ‘Grape-Eating’ New Year Celebration” at 6:30 p.m. on December 23 in the lobby of the Foreign Languages Building. The event blended German Christmas traditions, the Spanish New Year custom of eating grapes, and learning outcomes from the Spanish Division’s self-directed microcredit course, Three Aromas Coffee (「三香咖啡」). Dean of the College of Foreign Languages and Literatures Yi-Ti Lin, Department Chair Ching-Kuo Chang, Professors Wan-Bau Wu and Boileau Gilles, Associate Professor Ai-Ling Liou, and a total of 17 faculty members joined students in the celebration. More than 110 participants attended, all dressed in festive red, green, and white with Christmas-themed accessories, creating a lively and joyful atmosphere.
Statistics Department Partners with 8 Companies to Launch Full-Time, Year-Round Off-Campus Internships for Data Talent Development
Real-Time Semiconductor Process Monitoring Breakthrough: Chih-Hsin Chen’s Team Wins the 22nd National Innovation Award
U.S. High School Student Exchange Program Fosters Collaborative Learning and Enhances Cross-Cultural Communication Skills
To help local students enhance their intercultural communication skills and better prepare for future study-abroad exchanges, as well as for serving as international buddies and language partners on campus, the International Student Advising Section of the Office of International Affairs and the Chinese Language Center jointly held the workshop “Speak with Impact: Intercultural Communication and Language Partner Workshop—Unlock Your Global Social Circle!” at 3:00 p.m. on December 23 in the lobby on the 10th floor of Ching-Sheng Building. The event invited Ching-Yi Yu, Head of the Digital Development Division of the Chinese Language Center, as the keynote speaker, and welcomed American high school students participating in the U.S. Department of State’s National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) Chinese Scholarship Program. Through bingo games, conversational exchanges, role-playing, and other interactive activities, the workshop provided local students with abundant hands-on practice opportunities, allowing them to immediately apply the skills learned during the session.
TKU Partners with the National Taiwan Library to Launch Everyday SDGs Practice Through Visual Storytelling
To deepen sustainability education on campus and promote the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Chueh-Sheng Memorial Library and the Center for Sustainability Development and Social Innovation joined forces with the National Taiwan Library (NTL) to present the traveling exhibition “By Their SDG Stories… Sustainable Development Picture Story Exhibition and Submitted Works Tour Exhibition.” The exhibition runs from December 15, 2025, to January 17, 2026, on the second floor of the Chueh-Sheng Memorial Library. The opening ceremony was held at 9:30 a.m. on December 24, with Vice President for Administrative Affairs Chun-Hung Lin, Chief Sustainability Officer Ruey-Shiang Shaw, Library Dean Wen-Yau Lin, National Taiwan Library Director Tsau-Ying Tsao, and many faculty, staff, and students in attendance.
Smart Sustainability, Industry–Academia Win-Win: TKU Partners with CviLux Group to Cultivate Cross-Disciplinary ESG Green Talent
206th Administrative Meeting: President Keh Encourages Comprehensive Integration of AI into Teaching and Administration
‘Alliance for Empowering Smart Future’ Advances Digital Learning Across Universities, Receives 6 Recognitions at the ELOE Conference
Led by Tamkang University as the hub institution and headed by President Huan-Chao Keh, the “Alliance for Smart Future—Sustainable and Cultivated Digital Learning” was represented by Academic Vice President Hui-Huang Hsu, Chief Information Officer Kuei-Ping Shih, and Director of the Center for Distance Education Development Chih-Hung Chung at the 2025 ELOE e-Learning International Conference on Digital Learning and Open Education Forum, held December 16–17 at National Taipei University of Technology. The delegation submitted nine research papers and five teaching cases, earning six major honors: the MOOC Benchmark Course Best Digital Course Award, the Best Course Promotion Award, the Best Paper Award, the SIG Annual Teaching Case Award, the Outstanding Leadership Award, and the Outstanding Administrative Award.
Tamkang University Sets Record with 9 Outstanding Teaching Practice Research Projects in 2024, Retains Top Spot Among Private Universities for the 2nd Consecutive Year
The results of the 2024 Outstanding Teaching Practice Research Projects were announced on December 23, 2025. A total of nine faculty members from Tamkang University were selected: Assistant Professor Tzu-Hsien Wu (Department of Mass Communication), Assistant Professor Ming-Hsiu Tsai (Department of Civil Engineering), Professor Ren-Junn Huang (Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering), Assistant Professor Yi-Ying Tsai (Department of International Business), Professor Chia-Ling Ho (Department of Risk Management and Insurance), Professor Mei-Ling Wang (Department of Business Administration), Associate Professor Tzu-Shan Chang (Department of English), Professor Li-An Ho (Department of Educational Technology), and Associate Professor Kuei-Shu Huang (Physical Education Instruction and Activities Section, Office of Physical Education). Tamkang University ranked second nationwide among all universities and secured first place among private universities for the second consecutive year. In addition, over the past three years, the number of approved Teaching Practice Research Projects has continued to set new records: 47, 59, and 61 projects respectively, earning Tamkang University the top position among comprehensive universities nationwide for three consecutive years.
