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Taiwan, US to deepen cooperation in education
Taiwan and the US on Monday reaffirmed their commitment to deepening cooperation in English and Mandarin-language education, with a view to expanding their collaboration to include the sciences.
Press Release from TAIPEI TIMES
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Taiwan celebrates 50 years of study abroad program with Japan
Taiwan has seen tremendous increase in Japanese students
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Japan held its “50th Anniversary of the Taiwan Study Abroad Program” on Sunday (Feb. 18), per CNA.
Press Release from Taiwan News
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Taiwan will continue to develop relations with Indonesia as its election results unfold: Foreign Ministry
Indonesia’s current Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto claimed victory in the country’s presidential election on Wednesday. At a press conference Thursday, Taiwan Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Jeff Liu (劉永健) said that the ministry will continue to follow the latest updates regarding Indonesia’s election.
Press Release from Radio Taiwan International
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Taiwan Studies Project MOU Signed with Leading University in Malaysia Extends Bilateral Education Cooperation
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Universiti Malaya and the Education Division of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Malaysia (TECO) was signed at a ceremony held on October 30, 2023. The MOU supports a one-year Taiwan Studies Project at Universiti Malaya that will continue and deepen the bilateral professional training and education related cooperation between Taiwan and Malaysia.
Press Release from Ministry of Education
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Survival Mandarin - a Shining Example of US–Taiwan Education Cooperation
Houston, a sister city of Taipei since 1961, is the most populous city in Texas and one of the most diverse metropolitan areas in the United States. The Greater Houston area is home to people from all over the world and more than 140 languages are spoken there. Chinese dialects, including Mandarin, constitute the third most common non-English language spoken there, after Spanish and Vietnamese.
Press Release from National Education Radio
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Rice Straw Art Festival underway in eastern Taiwan
Rice fields host giant-sized animal sculptures made from straw
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Taiwan's Rice Straw Art Festival in Hualien is underway, with the theme “lost animals, birdsong, and rice wings."
Press Release from Taiwan News
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National Museum of History to reopen on Feb. 21
The National Museum of History (NMH) has completed its large-scale renovation project and is set to reopen to the public on Feb. 21 with a new permanent exhibition titled “Discover Our Connections, Right Here (在這裡，與大家相遇).” The museum held an opening ceremony on Feb. 7, which was attended by the Culture Minister Shih Che.
Press Release from Ministry of Culture
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Ministry of Education (MOE) held “Year-end Banquet” in fostering the friendship between overseas Chinese and foreign students or alumni in Taiwan
To foster friendships among overseas Chinese and foreign students or alumni in Taiwan and follow their career development, we organize social activities aimed at building a network for maintaining connections and resource sharing among both overseas Chinese and foreign alumni in Taiwan. The Ministry of Education (MOE) held three sessions of “Year-end Banquet for Overseas Chinese and Foreign Students or Alumni” in North, Central and South of Taiwan. The event attracted more than 200 overseas Chinese and foreign students or alumni from nearly 40 universities.
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2023 Interview with our staying in Taiwan Overseas Alumni－Ye Hui Qing
Ye Hui Qing from Malaysia studied in Taiwan and now working to consult overseas students to come to Taiwan for studies. She wants to pass what Taiwan touches her heart to future generation of overseas students.
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2023 Interview with our staying in Taiwan Overseas Alumni－Li Sam Choi
Li Sam Choi, President of the Taiwan Foreign Alumni Network, believes that education can change one’s life and supporting charities can change one’s fate.
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2024 Interview with our staying in Taiwan Overseas Alumni－Charmaine Laga Pizarro
“It wasn't an easy journey, but without those hardships, disappointments, rejections, and stressful situations, I wouldn't fully appreciate the opportunities and success I've achieved today,” said Charmaine Laga Pizarro, a Filipino working as a package project engineer in ADVANCED SEMICONDUCTOR ENGINEERING, INC. Due to her strong ambition and proactive nature, she has successfully passed the job interview with one of the top companies in Taiwan.
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TR ticket machines to provide TPass renewal services from Feb. 23
Taipei, Feb. 17 (CNA) Taiwan Railway (TR) passengers will be able to use its automated ticket machines at train stations across the country to renew their "TPass" public transport passes from Feb. 23, the operator said Friday.
Press Release from FOCUS TAIWAN CNA ENGLISH NEWS
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Tuong Nguyen Ho, Taipei Medical University, Vietnam
《My Blossoming Taiwan》
One of the reasons that made me choose Taiwan as my destination for studying PhD was the Taiwanese spring. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, I, together with my friends, had a chance to fully experience the Taiwanese spring, which was full of peace, beauty, and pureness. No matter where we will go, we all will never forget this precious moment.
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Isabella Loreen Corrales, National Changhua University of Education, Philippines
《Taiwan and the Pleasures of Commuting》
I think the most beautiful thing about Taiwan is the scenery along the way. I love commuting, maybe a little biased, it really makes me happy whether I walk, ride a bike, take a bus or train from someplace to another. Perhaps it’s because of the beautiful scenery or the cozy atmosphere, but in short, I enjoy commuting in Taiwan the most.
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