College of Liberal Arts, NCCU

The 3rd Kyoto KPU Summer Seminar Host: Kyoto Prefectural University International Centre Event: The 3rd Kyoto KPU Summer Seminar Time: Scheduled to be held from 4 to 9 August, 2025 Target: Students from schools with cooperative agreements who have been studying Japanese for more than one year. Language: Classes will be divided into Japanese language classes in the morning and cultural activities (such as Japanese dancing, tea ceremony, etc.) in the afternoon. Japanese classes will be conducted in Japanese and cultural activities will be conducted in English. Fees: The camp will cover the cost of accommodation (approximately 10,000 yen per day for 7 nights) and cultural activities (approximately 10,000 yen). This camp is organised to promote exchanges with partner schools, and the course itself is free of charge. Participants: Last year, students from Taiwan's partner schools, including National Cheng Kung University and Yishou University, participated. This year, the programme is expected to be attended by students from universities in Germany, the UK, Korea and Vietnam.   How to apply: If you are interested, please contact the Kyoto Prefectural University International Centre (kokusai@kpu.ac.jp) by Wednesday, May 7,2025 and send an application form by email to alinchen@nccu.edu.tw.  

Position Announcement  Dean of the College of Liberal Arts  National Chengchi University  Applications and nominations are invited for the position of Dean of the College of  Liberal Arts at National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan. The Dean serves as the  chief academic and administrative officer of the College and reports directly to the  President. The initial term is two years, with the possibility of renewal for a second  term.  Established in 1958, the College of Liberal Arts currently has 87 full-time faculty  members across three departments, four independent institutes, one graduate degree  program, and two additional master’s degree programs of Continuing Education. The  college also houses ten multi-disciplinary research centers. The total student enrollment  is approximately 1,500.  The mission of the College of Liberal Arts is to enhance the quality of teaching and  research in humanities. In addition to offering courses tailored to the College’s specific  needs, it also provides lectures in literature, philosophy and history for students across  the university. The College currently has academic cooperation agreements with over 50  top-tier international universities and colleges, offering extensive opportunities for  faculty and student exchanges.    Further information about the College can be found at:  https://la.nccu.edu.tw  Candidate Qualifications  We are searching globally for an internationally outstanding scholar with high integrity,  demonstrated administrative experience, a strong commitment to faculty development  and research excellence, and a passion for education to ensure continued success of the  College.  Term Duration  The term begins on August 1, 2025, and lasts for two years, with the possibility of  renewal for a second term.  How to become a Candidate  Candidates may enter the selection process through one of the following methods:  • Recommendation by one of the departments, institutes, or degree programs within the  College of Liberal Arts  • Self-application by the candidate  • Nomination by the Search and Selection Committee (with over two-thirds consensus)  Appointment as Dean  The final candidate, selected by the President, must be a full professor at NCCU. If the  candidate is not currently a full professor at NCCU, they must be appointed as a full  professor before assuming the role of Dean.  Application Deadline  A complete application or nomination package, signed by the applicant, must be  submitted by registered mail or delivered in person to the following address by April 18,  2025.  Ms. Hou (Personnel Office)  c/o Dean Search and Selection Committee of the College of Liberal Arts  64, Sec. 2, ZhiNan Road, WenShan District  Taipei, Taiwan, ROC 116011  886-2-29393091 ext. 67287  For application forms please go to  https://posman.nccu.edu.tw/front/NEWS/news.php?ID=bmNjdV9wb3NtYW4mTkVXU  w==&Sn=6123  For further information, please contact Ms. Hou (Personnel Office), at  886-2-29393091 ext. 67287, or pinyi@nccu.edu.tw. 

Subsidy for Students of the College of Liberal Arts to Participate in International Activities (2025 1st semester) Subsidy Period This subsidy is available for students traveling abroad from January 1, 2025, to June 30, 2025.   Eligibility Applications are open to undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students of the College of Liberal Arts, with preference given to graduate students. Students participating in international teams organized by departments under the College of Liberal Arts as part of the International Talent Development Program are not eligible to apply for this subsidy. Since the funding comes from the Ministry of Education, students from Mainland China are not eligible to apply. Additionally, applicants who have already received funding from the Office of Research and Development are not eligible for duplicate subsidies.   Application Deadline Applications must be submitted by 5:00 PM on June 2, 2025 (Monday).   Required Documents for Application: Application form for participation in international affairs, signed and sealed by the department head (Attachment 1). Invitation letter or proof of acceptance. (For non-presentation, short-term research, or exchange students, such as reviewers or conference participants, approval will be subject to the review committee's decision.) Abstract of the paper to be presented. If not attending an academic conference, a research project description must be submitted. Description of any internal or external funding applications and a copy of the subsidy notification. Any other supporting documents that may assist in the review process, such as the full paper, related works, or proof of foreign language proficiency.   Relevant Regulations: College of Liberal Arts, National Chengchi University "Regulations on Subsidizing Graduate Students to Participate in International Affairs" (Attachment 2); Office of Research and Development, National Chengchi University "Regulations on Academic Research Subsidies" (Attachment 3).   Standard Upper Limit Table for Subsidy Funds of the College of Liberal Arts: Mainland China East Asia West Asia, Australia America Europe, Africa 12,000 20,000 32,000 40,000 44,000 Note: For online conference participation, applicants may apply for a "registration fee" subsidy. When submitting for reimbursement, please attach a screenshot of the applicant's participation as proof of attendance.   Please submit the application documents to Ms. Jasmine Tam, Part-time Assistant, College of Liberal Arts, before the deadline. Contact email: 111151012@g.nccu.edu.tw.

The “Micro Program of Humanities in English, College of Liberal Arts” is ready for submission starting from next semester. EMI courses are organized by sub units of College of Liberal Arts, compulsory courses are unnecessary but a minimum of 8 credits is required. Further information of course offers please refer to “Guidelines of Micro Program of Humanities in English, College of Liberal Arts” and “List of EMI Courses”. If you are interested, please hand in the registration form in advance to College of Liberal Arts. Students could apply for a certificate after credit requirements were fulfilled. We are looking forward to your enthusiastic participation!

※本院2023年秋季實體交換生計畫，已經恢復申請。申請截止日為2023年1月31日以前。 Our in-person exchange study abroad program has been resumed for 2023 Fall Semester, deadline for the application is January 30, 2023. ※交換生計畫將根據疫情狀況，以及外交部與教育部的政策而定，可能被延期或取消。 The exchange program can be delayed or cancelled, and the application details may change greatly depending on the status of COVID-19 and the policies by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Education.

In response to the subsequent development of the pandemic, taking into account the possible risk of infection for teachers and students in classrooms and traveling back and forth between classes, also taking into account the university’s arrangements for epidemic prevention, all courses this semester will take place remotely, from now until the end of the semester. All staff and students, please cooperate with the university’s arrangements Relevant points to keep in mind: 1. There are still 5 weeks from now until the end of the semester. Instructors are kindly requested to arrange how the course will be conducted remotely, and be sure to inform all students in the class regarding the changes, and provide additional directions in the course syllabus. 2. The remote teaching method of physical education courses and related information will be announced by the Physical Education Office. For practical classes, internships and experimental courses, instructors are to change to either remote or other alternative teaching methods. 3. When conducting remote teaching, instructors are requested to pay attention to maintaining the quality of teaching and of all students' attendance and learning status. In line with the changes in teaching and assessment, teachers are requested to adjust the criteria and standards for the assessment of students' grades this semester, and make all changes are explained to the students, in order to avoid any disputes over the assessment of their semester grades. 4. Each department is kindly asked to provide relevant assistance needed in regards to both instructors and students during this period of remote teaching, in order for each course to successfully complete their progress arranged for this semester. 5. From today on, all classrooms of this department will be reserved solely for teachers and students in the course originally scheduled in the time slot, to coordinate related needs for remote teaching, such as recording videos. The classrooms will not be available to be lent out at any other times. 6. This semester, printing services for the final exam papers will be suspended. Si Wei Hall will also not be available to be lent out as an exam location. Final exams are to be changed to either online or other remote assessment methods. 7. The Computer Center and the Center for Teaching and Learning Development will continue to provide relevant information and consultations regarding any remote teaching plans, and will fully assist instructors in smoothly implementing remote teaching until the end of the semester. 8. The degree examination for master and doctoral students can be conducted via webcam. However, the whole process should be recorded and archived for future reference. For those who will be taking the degree examination via video, the department should make reference at the first department meeting in the first semester of the 2022 academic year at the latest. 9. Academic matters such as leaving the school after graduation, and summer courses will be announced separately, in accordance to the future development of the epidemic.