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All departments and centers at the NUK have passed the “Higher Education Quality Certification” for the 111 academic year.
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2023-06-07 The National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) entrusted the Higher Education Evaluation & Accreditation Council of Taiwan (HEEACT) and The Taiwan Assessment and Evaluation Association (TWAEA) to conduct the "Higher Education Quality Certification" for the 111 academic year. The recent announcement indicated that a total of 43 degrees across 23 departments/centers within the university have successfully passed the evaluation. The recognized accreditation period extends from the 112 academic year to the 118 academic year, highlighting the excellent quality of education in NUK's diverse degree programs.The NUK carried out external evaluations (Higher Education Quality Certification) and internal self-assessments to enhance self-evaluation and improvement. Despite pandemic-related delays and hosting the National Intercollegiate Athletic Games, all 23 departments (43 degrees) successfully passed the evaluations.President Yueh-Tuan Chen expressed gratitude for the hard work of colleagues. The university excelled in aspects such as "departmental development, management, and enhancement," "faculty and teaching," and "students and learning," receiving the highest quality recognition from the assessment association. This highlights the exceptional teaching quality and student learning outcomes across various departments. The university aims to continue improving and striving for excellence in the future.#SDG4Accredited DepartmentsAccredited DegreesDepartment of Western Languages and LiteratureBachelor's Program, Master's ProgramDepartment of East Asian Languages and LiteratureBachelor's Program, Master's ProgramDepartment of Kinesiology, Health and Leisure StudiesBachelor's Program, Master's Program, In-service Master ProgramDepartment of Athletic PerformanceBachelor's ProgramDepartment of Crafts and Creative DesignBachelor's ProgramPh.D. Program in the College of LawBachelor's ProgramDepartment of LawBachelor's Program, Master's Program, In-service Master ProgramDepartment of Government and Law Bachelor's Program, Two-year on the job further study programs, Master's Program, In-service Master ProgramDepartment of Financial and Economic LawBachelor's Program, Two-year on the job further study programs, Master's ProgramDepartment of Information ManagementBachelor's Program, Master's ProgramDepartment of Applied EconomicsBachelor's Program, Master's ProgramDepartment of Asia-Pacific Industrial and Business ManagementBachelor's Program, Two-year on the job further study programs, Master's ProgramInternational Master of Business Administration(IMBA)Master's ProgramDepartment of Applied MathematicsBachelor's Program, Master's Program, Doctoral ProgramInstitute of StatisticsMaster's ProgramDepartment of Applied ChemistryBachelor's Program, Master's ProgramDepartment of Applied PhysicsBachelor's Program, Master's ProgramDepartment of Life SciencesBachelor's Program, Master's ProgramDepartment of Electrical EngineeringBachelor's Program, Master's Program, In-service Master Program, Doctoral ProgramDepartment of Civil and Environmental EngineeringBachelor's Program, Master's ProgramDepartment of Chemical and Materials EngineeringBachelor's Program, Master's ProgramDepartment of Computer Science and Information EngineeringBachelor's Program, Master's Program, In-service Master ProgramCenterof EMBAEMBA、EMLBA
2023 Asia Virtual Academy Conference Unites 8 Universities from 6 Countries to Address “Climate Resilience and Sustainable Societies”
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】On June 6, 2023, the National University of Kaohsiung(NUK) held the '2023 Asia Virtual Academy Conference', focusing on “Climate Resilience and Sustainable Societies.” The event was conducted in-person and online simultaneously, expanding its reach to more audiences. During the conference, memorandums of understanding (MOUs) were signed with the Institute of Aeronautical Engineering from India and the University of the Ryukyus from Japan, fostering academic exchanges and establishing partnerships between the universities.Yueh-Tuan Chen, President of the NUK, along with Haranadh Prasad, Dean of the College of Engineering at the Institute of Aeronautical Engineering in India, and Ikue Kina, Vice President of the University of the Ryukyus in Japan, signed an MOU. This agreement aims to facilitate academic and cultural exchanges, share educational resources, and establish cross-border learning opportunities for students.As the host, Yueh-Tuan Chen welcomed the visiting scholars from partner institutions, noting that while the Covid-19 pandemic had once confined international borders, the NUK broke through the restrictions and launched the “Asia Virtual Academy.” These invitations to partner universities across various countries facilitated the sharing of knowledge, cultures, and achievements. For instance, the NUK has linked industry and society, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to fulfill its University Social Responsibility (USR) commitments.The NUK's Office of International Affairs organized this conference, with the host and Director of International Affairs, Wu Xinghao, highlighting the attraction of numerous partners through the establishment of the Asia Virtual Academy in 2021. The Asia Virtual Academy fulfill goals like "international exchange," "expanding students' global perspectives," and "respecting and understanding diverse cultures." Amid easing pandemic conditions, this year's conference integrates in-person and online elements. Partner universities' faculty and students can engage via platforms such as YouTube and Facebook, embodying borderless education and instant communication. Impressively, nearly 200 individuals attended the online session simultaneously.One of the speakers, Professor Qi-ren Chen from the Department of Architecture of the NUK, shared the actions and measures of the low-carbon community and culturally sustainable development jointly created by NUK and Kaohsiung City; the other speakers included Ikue Kina, the vice president of the University of the Ryukyus, Prof. Mary Joy B. Sande from Bicol University in the Philippines, Prof. Manisha Jagtap from Rajarambapu Institute of Technology in India, Prof. Helma Malini from Universitas Tanjungpura in Indonesia, Prof. Hoang Ha Anh from Nong Lam University in Vietnam conducted discussions on low-carbon communities, green buildings, green finance, and sustainable agriculture.#SDG4 #SDG11 #SDG13 #SDG17
The President of Control Yuan, Chen Chu, urged students to reflect on their lives, be good team players, and be prepared for opportunities.
【Translator: Siou-Yao Han】2023-06-03 The National University of Kaohsiung held its 20th Graduation Ceremony on June 3rd. In the ceremony, president Yueh-Tuan Chen urged the students to embrace change, develop their abilities, enhance cross-disciplinary expertise, and create competitive advantages. Chu Chen, the President of Control Yuan, also encouraged the students to reflect on their lives, foster teamwork skills, and remain prepared for opportunities.NUK has a total of 1,448 fresh graduates this year, and the ceremony will be broadcast simultaneously on the Internet. The broadcast website: https://www.youtube.com/live/UAe104GEd0c?feature=shareAccording to a survey by "Cheers" magazine called "College Students Most Favored by Enterprises," NUK has been ranked as the top "Medium-sized Public University" in both 2022 and 2023. President Yueh-Tuan Chen emphasized how important this recognition is from the businesses, which validates the school's efforts to connect learning with practical application and maintain strong relationships with industry. This recognition also serves as motivation for our graduates.Yueh-Tuan Chen noted that AI and digital transformation will alter our economy and job market. However, we can improve our skills and develop cross-disciplinary expertise to face these challenges.She also urged the graduates to use their skills and talents to benefit society and their country, taking inspiration from Chu Chen, the President of Control Yuan, who invited her to serve as the commissioner of the Legal Affairs Department. Chen's experiences in serving people helped her relate to others and perform better in decision-making processes.During her tenure as the mayor of Kaohsiung, Chu Chen, the President of Control Yuan, was instrumental in the cleanup of Houjin Creek and the establishment of Youchang forest park. She expressed gratitude towards the Legal Affairs Department, under the leadership of Yueh-Tuan Chen, for their valuable contributions to the government and acknowledged her dedication to serving the NUK with this spirit.During her speech to the graduates, Chu Chen imparted the wisdom of her life mentor, Yu-Xin Guo, who was a democracy advocate. Guo believed that when it came to the value of life, individuals could either strive for public respect or pursue fame and wealth. However, it was impossible to have both fame and fortune simultaneously, and each person had to make their own choice. She also encourages developing interpersonal skills, as opportunities favor the best prepared.Legislative Yuan member Hsu Chih-chieh emphasized the importance of making choices and being accountable for actions. He shared that despite his initial plans to pursue further studies abroad after completing university, he enlisted in the military (NCSIST) for four years to save money for tuition fees due to his family's financial situation. Ultimately, he was still unable to achieve his dream. Making decisions can be difficult, requiring a blend of personal qualities such as wisdom, bravery, and uniqueness.Zong-Ming Li, chairman of the NUK Alumni Association, participated in various events organized by different departments of the university. He was impressed by the dedication of students and encouraged graduates to stay in touch with their teachers and peers, join the alumni association, and support the school's development.
KLEC of Seoul National University visited the Language Center of NUK to explore possible collaborations.
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2023-05-31 On May 26th, the Korean Language Education Center (KLEC) of Seoul National University visited the Language Center of the National University of Kaohsiung. They were greeted by Jyh-wen, Chern, the director of the Language Center, to discuss future cooperation between the two universities.On the morning of the 26th, representatives from the Korean Language Education Center (KLEC) of Seoul National University visited the Language Center of NUK. During the meeting, both sides discussed the operating conditions of the two universities and explored possible opportunities for interflow studying resources. The goal is to offer students a broader selection of language courses and more chances to enhance their language skills. During the meeting, both sides discussed that with the cooperative partnership with Seoul National University, the Language Center of NUK will provide online Chinese courses or a short-term study group on Chinese and its culture for students of Seoul National University during summer or winter breaks. The cooperation will strengthen the partnership between the two universities while promoting further interaction.Seoul National University's Korean Language Education Center (KLEC) has been teaching Korean to international students and foreigners in Korea since its establishment in 1969. With a team of professional teachers who develop courses, KLEC has gained a reputation for its excellent teaching experience and proficiency.At NUK, our Language Center has been offering language proficiency tests and courses in English and other languages to students, faculty members, and the public since its inception in August 2002. The integration of the Chinese Language Center in January 2013 has further enhanced our ability to provide Chinese language courses that enable participation and integration with the global community.The Language Center and Korean Language Education Center have both been committed to language training for a significant period. During our meeting, we gained a better understanding of each other's operating conditions, which presented an opportunity to establish a strong partnership between our universities. Regarding language education courses for students, we can now work together to plan more comprehensive and appropriate language courses for students, ultimately building a prosperous future in language education.#SDG4 #SDG17
NUK and the University of East Asia officially concluded a sister school to broaden students’ horizons
【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】【Translator：Yu-Yan Hsieh】 National University of Kaohsiung and the University of East Asia signed a memorandum of academic exchange cooperation and a student exchange contract on May 17th, and officially concluded a sister school.The president of NUK, Yueh-Tuan Chen and UZAWA Kazuhiro, Acting President of University of East Asia, signed the agreement on behalf of both parties, witnessed by Hsing-Hao Wu, the Dean of International Affairs and Fan-Chih He, Head of the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures.Yueh-Tuan Chen said that it is a great honor to be a partner school with University of East Asia. The two schools have a high degree of matching in architectural design and foreign language departments. They will continue to encourage NUK students to apply for exchanges, cross-cultural learning and expand their international horizons to enhance international adaptation.Hsing-Hao Wu pointed out that there are sports-related departments in NUK and East Asia University, especially the baseball team has outstanding achievements. Therefore, in addition to academic exchanges, the two schools are also happy to see and look forward to co-organizing sports competitions and opportunities to meet friends through football.#SDG4 #SDG17
The Branch Chief of AIT, Kaohsiung Branch Office Thomas Wong shared his experience at “Lectures of Excellence” of NUK
【Translator：Yu-Yan Hsieh】 The “Lectures of Excellence” of National University of Kaohsiung invited Thomas Wong, the Branch Chief of American Institute in Taiwan, Kaohsiung Branch Office to share a topic named “My Career as a U.S. Diplomat & the Asian American Experience”.What is the relationship between the United States and Taiwan? Thomas Wong quoted a speech by Sandra Springer Oudkirk, director of the American Institute in Taiwan, pointing out that the United States has rock-solid support for Taiwan, no matter in politics, economy or other aspects; Seven counties and cities complete assistance. As for the Kaohsiung Branch, they even provide complete assistance in the seven counties and cities south of Chiayi.Thomas Wong received his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the United States Military Academy at West Point and his master's degree from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies; he started his career in the U.S. Army, serving as a management consultant in the private sector after six years of service, and then return to government service. Joining the U.S. Department of State in 2010, Wong has served at the Taipei Office of the American Institute in Taiwan, twice at the Bureau of Western Hemispheric Affairs in Washington, DC, and at the U.S. Consulate General in Guadalajara, Mexico. From 2014 to 2016, he also served as the chairman of the Asian American Foreign Affairs Association of the State Department; in August 2022, he became the Branch Chief of the Kaohsiung Branch of the American Institute in Taiwan.Then he shared his own experience. In the United States, 5-6% of the population is Asian. Regardless of race, gender, or religion, they can join the army; and May is AANHPI Heritage Month, which shows the tolerance of the United States for multi-racial.Thomas Wong used ice skaters, U.S. official goodwill ambassador Michelle Kwan, and movie star Jonathan Ke Huy Quan as examples to illustrate the efforts of Asians in the United States to create various American values. During the epidemic, although Asian hate crimes occurred, the U.S. government and the people worked together to resolve such hate crimes, so that American society can move in a more perfect direction.The Dean of National Affairs of NUK, Hsing-Hao Wu and Chief Secretary Shu-Tzu Chaung expressed their appreciation on behalf of the school and presented a certificate of appreciation, thanking Thomas Wong for coming and sharing.
Sports Administration, Ministry of Education and NUK help athletes turned junior engineers
【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】【Translator：Yu-Yan Hsieh】 Sports Administration, Ministry of Education and National University of Kaohsiung started “Athletes Advance Semiconductor Training Program” on May 16th, joining hands with major technology companies such as ASE to ensure employment by "hiring first and training later" to help cultivate second expertise. From an athlete who pursues power and beauty in seconds, to an engineer who develops square-inch, low-power and high-performance chips, and creates a win-win model of cross-domain integration of production, government, and learning, it is estimated that at least 105 people will be trained in 3 stages.The launch ceremony of the program was held in the Joint Office Building of the Sports Department. The Undersecretary of MOE, Teng-Jiao Lin, Director of Sports Administration, Shih-Chung Cheng, Members of Legislative Yuan, Shih-Fang Liu and the president of NUK, Yueh-Tuan Chen hosted the ceremony together. ASE(3711), OSE(2329), YAGEO (2327), WINWAY(6515) and TAIFLEX Scientific Co.,Ltd.(8039) joined in the grand event.The Undersecretary of MOE, Teng-Jiao Lin indicated that “Sports is the strength of a country. We would like to thank every athlete for winning glory for the country and letting the world see Taiwan. The Ministry of Education continues to build a comprehensive employment counseling program, so that active national players can play hard without any worries, and get good care after retirement.”The Executive Yuan approved the "Excellent Athlete Counseling Program" in 2018 to establish a career counseling and care system for athletes. The Ministry of Education continued to conduct cross-ministerial meetings to review the domestic industry. The semiconductor industry is booming and the demand for talents is strong. Therefore, the tripartite cooperation between industry, government and academia has been initiated.In the early stage of planning by the Sports Administration, NUK will take over the implementation for 4 years starting from this year (2023). It is believed that this plan not only takes care of the players to develop their second specialties, but also maintains the advantages of Taiwan's semiconductor industry.The Director of Sports Administration, Shih-Chung Cheng introduced “Athletes Advance Semiconductor Training Program”, joining hands with major technology companies to adopt a "hiring first and training later" system, and cooperate with transparent promotion norms to increase the retention rate of talents. A total of 3 echelons have been opened, with more than 35 job vacancies in each echelon, and a total of at least 105 new bloods have been trained.As long as you submit the certificate of the national team or the participation certificate of the six domestic comprehensive sports games, you are eligible for registration; start as a technician as an employee, and receive two years of on-the-job training. After passing the assessment, you can be promoted to an engineer or on-site management position!Members of Legislative Yuan, Shih-Fang Liu indicated that sports is an important national strategy and one of the most fundamental cores of education. It is a mission to be fulfilled to promote national sports to take root at the grassroots level. The promotion of football development in Kaohsiung is the best example. In order for athletes to have no worries, they can fully devote themselves to sports training and competitions, and to coach and improve the career development of athletes is the country's commitment to sports talents. We look forward to this cross-domain integration of production, learning, and sports, and the establishment of a training mechanism for the connection between athletes and the semiconductor industry, which can become a model and be replicated throughout Taiwan.The president of NUK, Yueh-Tuan Chen said that the school is committed to linking industry and society, following national policies, giving full play to the school’s maximum value, focusing on industry needs, and cultivating talents who integrate learning and application. Especially NUK is located in the Southern Semiconductor S Corridor, only 8 minutes’ drive from Nanzi Science and Technology Industrial Park, where is really close to ASE, OSE, YAGEO, WINWAY and TAIFLEX Scientific Co.,Ltd. Knowing that NUK is undertaking this project, the technology industry joined in the grand event without saying a word.During the training period, the trainees will be accompanied by industry mentors to care about their learning progress, and the tutoring transfer will be seamless. Thanks also to National Taiwan University of Sport, National Taiwan Sport University, University of Taipei, National Sun Yat-Sen University, National Kaohsiung Normal University, National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology, National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism, National Pingtung University, National Pingtung University of Science and Technology, National Taichung University of Education, National Chiayi University, National University of Tainan, I-SHOU University, Tajen University, Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages, Cheng Shiu University, Fooyin University, Shu-Te University, a total of 18 co-organizing schools fully support and promote the cooperation.The Vice President of ASE, Shu-Hsia Li said that human capital is the key to driving the semiconductor industry forward. The self-discipline and resilience developed during the training process of athletes are even more valuable qualities in the workplace. There are many partners with similar backgrounds in the group, which positively affects the working atmosphere and efficiency of the production line.Former professional baseball player and ASE Process Engineer, Chien-Hung Kuo shared his mental journey from standing on the mound against hitters to entering the technology industry to solve process problems. He said that the drill mentality and focus traits established in the past training can handle the work of the technology industry system with ease, and positive attitude is also helpful for promotion. He encourages athletes to consider "Athletes Advance Semiconductor Training Program" as an option when they face a career transition perio.About the information of "Athletes Advance Semiconductor Training Program", please check: https://sports.geekers.tw/#SDG8 #SDG17
Senior Executive Officer Wen-Pin Weng shared 10 elements at “National Examination & Indigenous Special Examination Lecture”
【Translator：Yu-Yan Hsieh】 National University of Kaohsiung held “National Examination & Indigenous Special Examination Lecture” on May 2nd, and we invited Ministry of Examination Senior Executive Officer Wen-Pin Weng to analyze its characteristics and application for the class. In addition, the 10 key elements of the title of the gold list were revealed to help students who intend to join the public office to prepare as early as possible.This lecture was held by Aboriginal Student Resource Center of NUK and Aboriginal Club. The principal Yueh-Tuan Chen specially attended and thanked Wen-Pin Weng for coming to the school to share and benefit the students.Wen-Pin Weng explained in detail the spirit of the National Examination, Aboriginal Special Examination, subjects, benefits, as well as the number of applicants and vacancies over the years, in order to remind students that if they have determined to serve the country and the people, they must prepare as soon as possible.Wen-Pin Weng also generously provided the gold list titles and the 10 winning elements, including firm ambitions for the exam, cultivating the joy of reading, emphasizing reading efficiency, regular living habits, relaxing before the exam, preparation on the day of the written exam, written exam answering skills, and oral exam coping skills.Aboriginal Student Resource Center of NUK was founded in 2017, and there are 114 aboriginal students in NUK. Aboriginal Student Resource Center not only actively enhances the self-identity and cultural awareness of indigenous people but also commits to promoting safe education, employment and career planning. The tutoring results are remarkable, for example, Huai-Kuan Hsieh, a master student of the Department of Economic and Financial Law, passed the lawyer's college entrance examination.Aboriginal Student Resource Center of NUK also co-organized “Rocket Class for Civil Service Special Examination Aboriginal Nationality Examination Fourth Class Civil Engineering” with Commission of Indigenous Affairs of Kaohsiung City Government. Although there are only 4 places in the country, it still assisted Yu-Shan Huang from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering to successfully enter the list.
Cheng-Hung Wang, Associate Professor of Department of Crafts and Creative Design led students to integrate learning with rural VR
【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】【Translator：Yu-Yan Hsieh】 The diversified development of education is not only limited by factors such as geographical environment, but also affected by factors such as new immigrants, urbanization, and declining birth rate, making the problem of rural education more complicated than before. "Artistic Fishing Village" is developed with the theme of SDGs 14 "Life Below Water" and SDGs4 "Quality Education". In the undergraduate courses, students are allowed to integrate image creation, picture book production and design thinking. Through creative thinking on ocean issues, complete the implementation of picture books on sustainable development.Freshmen and Sophomores were led by the Cheng-Hung Wang, Associate Professor of Department of Crafts and Creative Design of NUK. They brought the picture book textbooks completed by college students to two rural primary and secondary schools (Kaohsiung Municipal Ke-Liao Junior Highschool and Ke-Liao Elementary School) for art workshops, allowing the children to draw the ocean home in their hearts.The content planning of the workshop is as follows: 1. Introduction to picture books, 2. VR marine ecological experience, 3. Drawing the creation of marine homes, 4. Understanding marine ecology through virtual reality, 5. Playing together with the display of transfer printing results.The university team entered Kaohsiung Municipal Ke-Liao Junior Highschool on April 26th and Ke-Liao Elementary School on May 2nd to interact with the students, and combined the knowledge of UN SDGs issues, marine ecology and understanding Keziliao with VR and artistic creation to the teaching site.They will also enter Ke-Liao Elementary School for the second time, and invite students from Kaohsiung Municipal Ke-Liao Junior Highschool, who were selected as 5G new technology learning demonstration schools, to NUK at the end of May. There are about 100 students from the two schools. They will co-create and integrate VR technology into learning experience with college students.The goal of this activity course is to enhance the cultivation of college students' ability to practice and practice in rural areas. Based on service design learning, students can enter the teaching content of rural field practice. By playing the Heat-printing series of activities together, they will craft practice is a skill course that combines aesthetic education and practical experience.By playing the heat-printing series of activities together, students will practice heat-printing as a skill course before learning skills such as operation and teaching plan design in the classroom and after training, they will plan out teaching plans suitable for guiding elementary and middle school children.Lead rural school children to conduct heat-printing experience courses and get in touch with new technology education to increase art experience, so that school children in rural areas can not only learn by hand, but also further develop works with local characteristics. At the same time, it implements the demands of the local Practical Community Service Design Learning and SDGs-4, and spreads the achievements of integrating new technology into learning.#SDG4 #SDG10 #SDG14
NUK EMBA members visited alumni enterprises in Vietnam to broaden their horizons
【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】【Translator：Yu-Yan Hsieh】 NUK EMBA recently launched an international mobile learning course. The students went to Vietnam to visit PERFECT MEDICAL INDUSTRY CO. LTD. and many alumni Taiwanese businessmen NUK. They not only consulted the alumni the experience to cultivate the local business for many years, but also exchanged the current situation of the industry and economics and future development trends to learn the latest and valuable business information.NUK EMBA group was led by the president of National University of Kaohsiung, Yueh-Tuan Chen, with the Director of EMBA Center Ming-Chang Weng, CEO Chih-Min She and Ting-Lin Li and the members of EMBA.During the 5-day trip from the 19th to the 23rd of this month, they visited Shun-Chieh Hsu, the deputy general manager of "PERFECT MEDICAL INDUSTRY CO. LTD.", a manufacturer of masks and other medical supplies and equipment. And the General manager of Chienta BOLT Shu-Li Lin, Wei-Chun Li. Deputy general manager of "VPIC", a major manufacturer of bicycles, heavy machinery parts and frames. Finally, they visited Cheng-Jen Chen, chairman of the tile leader "Vinbizlink".Yueh-Tuan Chen said that Taiwanese businessmen in Vietnam demonstrate the spirit of hard work in Taiwan, and they are also one of the epitomes of Taiwanese businessmen who passed on the industry in the 1990s to expand their territory and continue the lifeline of the enterprise. It is admirable to show wisdom and resilience despite hardships. Therefore, Cheng-Jen Chen and Shu-Li Lin were awarded NUK Outstanding Alumni, and they deserved their names.“PERFECT MEDICAL INDUSTRY CO. LTD.” and other 4 senior executives are all the alumni of NUK IEMBA. They warmly received teachers and students, and shared their business model, innovative ideas, organizational culture, and even the Vietnamese government's response to the "COVID-19 pandemic" related policies such as "三就地" without hiding their wits.Taiwanese business alumni all emphasized that whether it was the "May 13 Anti-Chinese Incident" that broke out in 2014 or the pandemic in the past three years, the company has survived with one heart and one mind. Regardless of Taiwanese or Vietnamese nationality, it must be localized. In particular, it is necessary to establish a sense of organizational identity and vision to establish a tacit understanding of teamwork and abandon the previous high-pressure military-style management model.NUK Director of EMBA Center, Ming-Chang Weng, indicated that EMBA Center is committed to providing high-quality educational resources and learning opportunities. This international mobile learning is extremely rewarding, regardless of academics or networking. It provides students with a channel to connect with Vietnamese and Taiwanese businessmen and friends. Especially through on-site visits and face-to-face exchanges, they can broaden their horizons and increase their talents. At the same time, it will lay a more stable foundation for future career development and even business cooperation.#SDG8
