NTU Beyond Borders
Student Affairs Office NTU Beyond Borders Program Introduction
OSA promotes student international exploration through initiatives such as Club Exchange, Overseas Service Teams, and the Social Contribution Program. The “Club Exchange” encourages students to participate in professional exchanges, global forums, and competitions to broaden their global perspectives. The “Overseas Service Teams” focus on supporting existing service sites and expanding to new ones, working with nonprofits to facilitate student involvement in global community. The “Social Contribution Program” supports the awards to continue their missions with proposals that guide new participants in international service.
OSA promotes student international exploration through initiatives such as Club Exchange, Overseas Service Teams, and the Social Contribution Program. The “Club Exchange” encourages students to participate in professional exchanges, global forums, and competitions to broaden their global perspectives. The “Overseas Service Teams” focus on supporting existing service sites and expanding to new ones, working with nonprofits to facilitate student involvement in global community. The “Social Contribution Program” supports the awards to continue their missions with proposals that guide new participants in international service.
Club Exchange
In the post-pandemic era, various physical international exchange activities are resuming. We encourage and fund student organizations to engage in international professional exchanges, organize and participate in global forums and competitions, thus enhancing international perspectives and multicultural knowledge.
This program will provide funding based on the nature, location, and duration of each activity, with a maximum subsidy of TWD 200,000 per project..
Overseas Service Team
The program is divided into two aspects: supporting existing locations and expanding into new overseas locations. For existing international service locations, we will enhance support for student organizations/clubs during winter/summer vacations. Regarding new locations, we invite student clubs to work with nonprofit organizations and/or NTU-initiated special programs, to establish connections beyond borders.This program will provide funding support, with a maximum subsidy of TWD 250,000 per project.
Social Contribution Award
To strengthen the spirit of the social contribution awards, we call for proposals from winners of the Student Social Devotion Special Award and the Student Altruistic Award, aiming to guide more NTU students toward participating in international service activities and to expand the scale and impact of these services.
This program will include a basic funding of TWD 100,000 -200,000, along with a bonus support of TWD 60,000 - 200,000, judged upon the awardees’ dedication and leadership to recruit new members.
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