Chill & Fun: The HEALING Pop-up Experience!
Feeling stressed out about your busy life? Join us and feel the chill vibe! From April 20 to April 30, we offer ten sessions of various activities including art, plants, and pets. Each session is open to 20–40 participants. Most noon sessions require no prior registration, while afternoon sessions require sign-up. We warmly invite all students to attend!
https://my.ntu.edu.tw/actregister/sessionList.aspx?actID=20261325_08
[Smoking Cessation Seminar] Date: April 29, 2026 (Wednesday), 12:30–13:30 Venue: 2nd Floor, Health Center Topic: The Tricks of Nicotine Addiction: Smoking Is Not as Simple as You Think Content: Mechanisms of nicotine addiction, myths about emerging tobacco products, psychological and physiological effects of smoking, challenges of quitting, and practical strategies Incentives: On-site participants will receive a small souvenir (limited to 60 participants) Those who attend the full session on-site can join a lucky draw for three NT$600 postal vouchers Online participants who complete the required steps may collect a small gift at Office 210, Health Center.
【31th NTUArtFest】DECOmposer
Decomposer” is a biological term referring to organisms that break down deceased plants and animals. They’re not merely the processors of the final stage of life; they also help return organic matter to the natural cycle, allowing life to continue. At the same time, decomposers can regulate the physical and chemical factors of microhabitats, silently altering temperature, gas composition, and nutrient cycles, thereby shaping the conditions that sustain life. In this world, there is also a group of people who, when encountering fallen life, choose to document its stories and traces through rational and scientific methods, allowing the value of life to continue.
The 115 Academic Year First-Years' Shirt Design Online Voting is Now Open!
Cast your vote and help select the design that best represents the spirit of the 115 Academic Year First-Years! Top 3 entries with the most votes will move on to the final round. [Voting Period] Now until April 20 (Mon.), 23:59 [Eligible Voters] All NTU students, faculty, and staff [Voting Rule] One vote per person [Voting Link] https://my.ntu.edu.tw/vote/?pollsn=50&pollpage=ntuvote
![[NTU Career Center] Passion Worker 2027 Student Team Recruitment Now Open!](/cm/index_loop/1/361/000361_0036.png "[NTU Career Center] Passion Worker 2027 Student Team Recruitment Now Open!")
[NTU Career Center] Passion Worker 2027 Student Team Recruitment Now Open!
📌Want to showcase your video editing skills and build social media influence? 📌Want to connect with distinguished alumni and build a portfolio of in-depth interviews? If you possess professional skills and crave a real-world stage to gain experience, we want you! Join us and make an impact. 【Recruitment Tracks】 1.Marketing Team. 2.Editorial Team. 💡Deadline: Apply by April 14 (Tue). (Portfolio required) 💡Application Link: https://forms.gle/itdpPDJSGqc8Vr327
2026 Overseas Compatriot and Mainland Chinese Student Counseling Practice Exchange Workshop
The Overseas Compatriot and Mainland Chinese Students Advising Division held the “Overseas Compatriot and Mainland Chinese Student Counseling Practice Exchange Workshop” on March 23, bringing together staff from various units across campus to promote cross-unit exchange and collaboration. Co-organized with the Center for Student Well-Being, the workshop featured scenario simulations and role-based activities to enhance participants’ understanding of students’ cross-cultural adaptation and challenges. The event was highly interactive, with 47 participants and an overall satisfaction rating of 4.75 out of 5, effectively strengthening resource integration and cross-unit collaboration.
Welcome To The 19th Jinshi Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition
This exhibition showcases nearly 100 Chinese paintings and calligraphy works. We cordially invite you to attend and appreciate the artworks. Exhibition Time：3/14(Sat.)-3/22(Sun.) 10:00-20:00 Opening Ceremony: 3/13 (Fri) 19:00-21:00 Exhibition Venue：B1 exhibition area ,First Student Activity Center For detailed event information, please visit the website：https://reurl.cc/8e40zR
115 Academic Year First-Years’ Limited Edition Shirt Design and Logo Contest
The 115th Academic Year First-Years' Limited Edition Shirt Design and Logo Contest is now open! Do you want your creativity to be worn by all the first-years on campus, becoming an indispensable part of NTU? This is your chance! We are calling on creative NTU students to help design the exclusive first-years' shirt for the 115th Academic Year, infusing it with the spirit and innovative visual elements of NTU! Not only will you get to showcase your design talent, but there are also enticing cash prizes waiting for you! [Eligibility and Submission Limit] -Current students of National Taiwan University -Only individual entries are accepted -Each participant is limited to one submission [Schedule] 1. Submission Deadline: Now until 23:59 on February 22, 2026 (Sunday) 2. Winners Announcement: Expected to be in early May 2026 [Awards and Prizes] -Grand Prize: NTD 12,000 + Certificate -Excellence Prize: NTD 6,000 + Certificate -Participation Prize: A special gift (every participant will receive one!) [How to Participate] Submit your design online via：https://forms.gle/J92NB2SrmG38UinA8
114 New Year Gathering in NTU
On Sunday, December 21, National Taiwan University held the "New Year Gathering" event at noon in the old gymnasium. President Chen Wen-Chang presided over the ceremony, with the Executive Vice President Ding Shih-Torng, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Wang Hung-Jen, Deputy Vice President for Student Affairs, Pei-Shiue Jason Tsai, Vice President for General Affairs, Liao Wen-Cheng, Vice President for International Affairs, Yuan Hsiao-Wei, NTU faculty members, and nearly 700 overseas compatriot, mainland Chinese, and international students in attendance. Distinguished guests included representatives from the Overseas Community Affairs Council, the Mainland Affairs Council, the Overseas Chinese Association HQ, and the China Youth Corps. The event began with President Chen leading the guests and faculty members in a New Year calligraphy session, followed by an ancestor worship ceremony in accordance with ancient rituals, honoring the traditional cultural values of the Chinese nation. The event featured a banquet, a lucky draw, red envelope distribution by teachers, a lion dance, the Myanmar Kachin Traditional Dance, the top three performances from the NTU International and Overseas Students Singing Contest, and song and dance performances by the student clubs. These activities provided an opportunity for overseas and international students from different countries to unite and celebrate together. In the lively atmosphere, teachers and students came together to share a warm and heartwarming year-end gathering.
Centennial Sing Time: Sing Out NTU’s Legacy Together!
To celebrate National Taiwan University’s 100th Anniversary in 2028, we invite all current NTU students to create an original piece of music for the “NTU Centennial Song.” The competition includes two categories—Lyrics & Composition and Vocal Performance—with a top prize of NT$30,000. Entries will be evaluated by distinguished NTU alumni who are currently active in the music industry. Register now, and let your melody become part of NTU’s future memories! (
2025 Dec 10, NTU witnessed the power of dreams.
The 114th Academic Year Scholarship Awards Ceremony presented 15 scholarships, spreading warmth and hope. Student representative Minyoung Shin said: “Although the road ahead is full of uncertainty, I believe that with courage and persistence, nothing is impossible.” Liwen Jiang shared: “No matter how life fluctuates, I can still choose the direction to move forward.”
2025 Hiking event for Overseas Compatriot and Mainland Chinese Students
The Overseas Compatriot and Mainland Chinese Students Advising Division held the “Hiking Activity for Overseas Compatriot and Mainland Chinese Students” on November 29, with a total of 143 participating students. The hiking route included Wanglongpi and the Feilong Trail in Yilan. In the afternoon, students visited the Vanilla Forest Herb and Aroma Museum, where they experienced the “Green Healing Power Workshop – Decoupage Plant Pot DIY.” The activity aimed to help students relax their minds and bodies after midterm exams and to explore the beauty of Taiwan’s culture and natural environment.
115年職涯發展活動學生自主提案計畫
Want to be part of the 2026 NTU Campus Recruitment? We are accepting student proposals now! Please check the attachment for details and submit your plan to the NTU Career Center. For program details, please refer to the attachment: https://reurl.cc/gn4OAp
National Taiwan University 97th Anniversary Ceremony Presents Awards in Recognition of The Social Devotion Special Award Students.
In order to promote the spirit of altruistic service and practice the sustainable development goals, a video about the deeds of the winners of the Special Award for Student Social Devotion was played during the ceremony (https://youtu.be/PCr6dRlCCkM). After awarding the medals, Miss LIU, TUNG-YUN was invited to deliver a speech on behalf of the winners.
114學年度僑陸生社團交流會
The Overseas Chinese and Mainland Chinese Students Advising Division organized the "Overseas and Mainland Chinese Students Associations Exchange Event" on November 5th in Conference Room 1. Seven student associations were invited to share their annual operations and activities, followed by across-association group discussions focusing on “Life Experiences” and “Learning and Growth” as the core themes. Participants explored topics such as studying abroad, campus adjustment, and cultural differences, and later voted for two groups with the best presentations. The event attracted 93 participants and received an overall satisfaction score of 4.57 out of 5, reflecting high student engagement and positive feedback.
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 1 (Mon.), Sep 2 (Tue.), Sep 15 (Mon.), Oct 7 (Tue.), Oct 20 (Mon.), Nov 3 (Mon.), Nov 4 (Tue.), Nov 17 (Mon.), Nov 24 (Mon.), Dec 1 (Mon.), Dec 2 (Tue.), Dec 15 (Mon.). The above activities are in the year of 2025. The following activities are in the year of 2026: Jan 5 (Mon.), Feb 2 (Mon.). (2). Time: 10:00～17:00. (3). Venue: ① The University Promenade (the plaza in front of the main gate of NTU) (Sep 15, Oct 20, Nov 17, and Dec 15, 2025). ② NTU Men's Dormitory Area, beside the lawn in front of 5th Men's Dormitory (Nov 24, 2025). ③ The crossroads between Royal Palm Blvd. and Palm Ave., NTU. (on the other dates listed above).
NTU Career Center Honored with Brandon Hall Group Bronze Award for Best Competencies & Skill Development!
The NTU Office of Student Affairs-Career Center has won the Bronze Award 🥉 for Best Competency & Skill Development at the 2025 Brandon Hall Group Awards, widely known as the “Oscars of HR”! ✨ Competing with world-leading corporations and top universities, we stood out with three game-changing highlights: 🔹 Industry-academia collaboration 🔹 Interdisciplinary Internship 🔹 Innovative career-ready courses We will keep building a dynamic learning hub to empower NTU students with essential career skills and global competitiveness！
NTU Forest Day: Living with Nature
When was the last time you looked up at the sky? Step into the forest, slow down, and reconnect with your breath and senses. NTU Forest Day Nordic Walking｜Forest Yoga｜Silent Meditation｜Sensory Experience A healing and mindful journey in nature — come join us. 🗓 Aug 6 – Oct 8｜15 free sessions 📍 Register now｜https://forms.gle/WBBEMpM4Yjw2im9g8
114年畢業生流向調查 即將啟動
The NTU Career Center will launch the Graduate Employment Tracking Survey on June 16, 2025. We sincerely invite domestic graduates from calendar years 2024, 2022, and 2020 to complete the online survey and share your career experiences. Your valuable feedback will serve as an important reference for NTU’s institutional development and talent cultivation policies. Starting July 7, follow-up phone calls will be made to alumni who have not yet completed the survey. All responses will be kept strictly confidential — please feel free to participate. 📅 Survey Period: June 16 – September 30, 2025 🔗 Survey Link: https://reurl.cc/51ErMM
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: Mar 3 (Mon.), Mar 4 (Tue.), Mar 31 (Mon.), Apr 1 (Tue.), May 5 (Mon.), May 6 (Tue.), Jun 2 (Mon.), Jun 3 (Tue.), Jun 30 (Mon.), Jul 1 (Tue.), Aug 4 (Mon.). (2). Time: 10:00～17:00. (3). Venue: Crossroads between Royal Palm Blvd. and Palm Ave. NTU.
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 27001:2022. The Office of Student Affairs will continue to reinforce the power providing more solid information security.
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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.
