113學年度僑生新生入學輔導講習
In the 113th academic year, 555 new overseas Chinese students from 21 countries enrolled. The Overseas Chinese and Mainland Chinese Students Advising Division organized an orientation event for these students on September 1 at the Boya Lecture Building. The event aimed to help the new students familiarize themselves with learning resources and adjust to the campus environment. Over 240 participants attended, and this year, we invite the National Immigration Agency to provide information about the requirements for the Alien Resident Certificate (ARC) and Entry/Exit Permit. The response from the new students was excellent. Various campus departments, including the Student Housing Service Division, Center for Student Well-Being, Student Counseling Center, Student Safety Center, Overseas Chinese and Mainland Chinese Students Advising Division, and Academic Advising Office, presented different resources to the new students. The Overseas Community Affairs Council also had a representative in attendance.
113th Academic Year Orientation for Mainland Chinese Students
On August 30, 2024, Overseas Chinese and Mainland Chinese Students Advising Division, Office of Student Affairs held the "Orientation for Mainland Chinese Students" in the Conference Room 1 of the Administration Building. This year, all new students from mainland China are enrolled in Master's and Ph.D. programs, with 25 students admitted and 15 in attendance. In response to the specific needs of graduate students, we specially invited the Graduate Academic Affairs Division, Office of Academic Affairs to explain the graduation requirements and relevant rights and regulations. The Center of Student Well-Being, the Student Safety Center, and the Student Housing Service Division of the Office of Student Affairs also introduced various campus resources to the new students.The college group exchange session was lively and friendly, helping the students feel a sense of togetherness. To expedite the new students' acclimatization to campus life, we arranged for volunteers from the Visitor Center to lead a comprehensive campus tour, visiting iconic spots such as the NTU History Gallery and Drunken Moon Lake, in order to enhance the new students' sense of belonging to the university. Every participant felt the university's unwavering support and care, and the event marked the beginning of a beautiful chapter in their academic journey. The overall satisfaction rating for the event was a perfect 5.0, a testament to its success.
NTUers, welcome to the “NTU Blood Donation Activity” !
NTU Health Center, in cooperation with Taipei Blood Center, continues to hold the “NTU Blood Donation Activity”. All faculty, staff and students of the University are welcome to actively participate and donate your blood together!（please read the school-wide notice in your mailbox for things to know before blood donation） (1). Date: Sep 2 (Mon.), Sep 3 (Tue.), Sep 30 (Mon.), Oct 1 (Tue.), Nov 4 (Mon.), Nov 5 (Tue.), Dec 2 (Mon.), Dec 3 (Tue.). The above activities are in the year of 2024. The following activities are in the year of 2025: Jan 6 (Mon.), Feb 17 (Mon.), Feb 18 (Tue.). (2). Time: 10:00～17:00. (3). Venue: Crossroads between Royal Palm Blvd. and Palm Ave. NTU.
113年臺大畢業生流向追蹤調查開跑囉~
The NTU Career Center will launch a graduate tracking survey on June 17, inviting domestic alumni from the academic years 2023, 2021, and 2019 to complete an online questionnaire. Your feedback is crucial for the university's development, course planning, and higher education talent cultivation policies. It will help enhance education quality, adjust teaching methods and course design, improve alumni services, and optimize talent development models. Starting from July 1, we will conduct phone interviews with those who have not completed the questionnaire. Your opinions will be strictly confidential. For more information and to access the survey, please visit https://reurl.cc/51ErMM (available from June 17). The survey period is from June 17 to September 30. If you have any questions, please get in touch with us. Thank you for your support and cooperation!
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賀！本處通過ISO/IEC 27001資安管理系統驗證
Five systems of OSA including "Personal Information of Advisee", "Physical and Mental Health Assessment Online System", "Counseling & Case Management System", "Web of Student Safety" and "National Taiwan University Health Check-Up Information System" meet the requirements and have received the certification of the international standard information Security Management System ISO/IEC 27001:2013. The Office of Student Affairs will continue to reinforce the power providing more solid information security.
Guarantee of The Meat Quality Program Launches
In order to ensure the food safety on campus and improve the meat quality management of NTU, all restaurants should fallow the rules of Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (Ministry of Health and Welfare) on labelling the origin of the meat as well as the regulations of MOE. Spot checks of meat and processed meat products at restaurants on campus have also been strengthened. Ten restaurants will to be checked each week since March 2, 2021. The testing result will be announced on the website of the NTU Dining Services Committee.
