To enhance the accessibility of campus information and promote internationalization, Ask NCHU Bilingual Information Platform has been established. It integrates essential and frequently used campus information, providing content in both Chinese and English, so users can easily access the resources they need based on their language preferences.
The platform covers a wide range of topics, including administrative procedures, academic resources, student services, campus life, and FAQs for international students. With bilingual toggle functionality, Ask NCHU offers a friendly, real-time, and multilingual environment that supports students and faculty in navigating campus information more efficiently.
📅 Date & Time: Friday, July 11, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM 📍 Venue: Second Computer Lab, Computer and Information Networking Center ✈️ My NCHU Era: 1 point 🏡 Learning Hours: 3 hours
Workshop Outline: Unlocking GPT-4o: Advanced Applications with ChatGPT Core features and updates of the ChatGPT subscription version Advanced input and output: File analysis and visualization Multimodal applications: Voice and image interaction Custom GPTs: Creating your own AI assistant
Important Information: 1.Please make sure to fill out the form to help us get to know you better: 2.This is an advanced course, so it may be more suitable for those who already understand the basics of ChatGPT.(However, anyone interested is still welcome!) 3.The course will use the paid version of ChatGPT for hands-on practice. 4.Participants without access to the paid version will not be provided one by the instructor (but you are still very welcome to join if that’s okay with you!). 5.Participants will be selected through a review process; it is not on a first-come, first-served basis. For any further questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out anytime!
This course is designed to help you pass the TOCFL Band A (Levels A1 & A2)! We focus on real TOCFL exam topics and offer full training in listening, speaking, reading, and writing — so you can feel confident and ready for the test!
👋 This course is perfect for you if: •You’ve learned some Mandarin and know around 300–700 words •You have a basic foundation but haven’t passed A1 yet •You’ve passed A1 but haven’t quite made it through A2
💡This course may not be right for you if: •You’re a complete beginner (no knowledge of pinyin or basic Mandarin speaking) •You’ve already passed TOCFL B1 or higher
📝 How to join: Fill out the registration form — we’ll do a quick review of your level to make sure it’s a good fit. If we find that the course isn’t suitable for you, don’t worry — we’ll issue a full refund.
Registration Period
Starts: June 13, 2025 at 8 AM. Ends:June 24, 2025 at 5 PM. (First come, first served until capacity is reached!) Registration Link: [Click Here](The form will close early if all spots are filled before the deadline.)
Course Information
[TOCFL Preparation – Band A Class 1]
Level: CEFR A1 or above Schedule: Wednesday, July 16 – Sep 3. (Dates: 7/16, 7/23, 7/30, 8/6, 8/13, 8/20, 8/27, 9/3) Time: 14:00 – 16:30 Enrollment quota: 15 students per class. Venue: Classroom 403, Wan-nien Hall 4F
Qualifications
All NCHU international students and faculty are welcome!
Deposit & Fee Information
This is a free course, but we do require a deposit. Refundable deposit: NT$1,000 per course 1. The deposit must be paid immediately upon completing the registration form. 2. Your registration will be canceled if the deposit is not received by the next day when we check. 3. Please ensure you use your own account; otherwise, we will be unable to process any refunds.
📕Remittance Information 1️⃣ Account Name: 國立中興大學校務基金401專戶 2️⃣ Bank Code: 007-4016 (For ATM transfers, enter only 007) 3️⃣ Account Number: 415224 + the last 8 digits of your mobile phone number 📢Example: If your phone number is 0912345678, use the last 8 digits (12345678). Your account number would be: 41522412345678 ⚠️ Do not copy the example account number (415224+12345678) unless your phone number is exactly the same as the example!
📕Payment Instructions 1️⃣ Please remit a deposit of NT$1,000 per class on the same day you complete your registration. 2️⃣ If you wish to cancel your registration, you must inform the organizer by June 20, 2025. 3️⃣If we find that the course isn’t suitable for you, don’t worry — we’ll issue a full refund.
Refund Policy: For those who attend the class, we will issue a refund after the course ends. However, the deposit will not be refunded if you miss 8 hours or more of class, including excused absences.
Registration Period
Starts: June 13, 2025 at 8 AM. Ends:June 24, 2025 at 5 PM. (First come, first served until capacity is reached!) Registration Link: [Click Here](The form will close early if all spots are filled before the deadline.)
Contact Information
For Course-Related Inquiries (including Certificate): NCHU CLC Contact Person: Ms. Tina Hsu Tel: 04-22840326 ext. 308 Email: thh513@nchu.edu.tw
To enhance faculty and staff’s capabilities in international communication and foreign guest reception, we are honored to invite Ambassador Chen Chia-Yen from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to deliver a special lecture on International Etiquette. Drawing on his extensive diplomatic experience, the lecture will provide practical insights on conducting oneself with professionalism in global settings.
Event Details
Topic: International Etiquette: Professional Conduct & Global Hospitality
Date: Tuesday, July 8, 2025
Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Venue: Room 112, Teaching Complex Building
Speaker: Ambassador Chen Chia-Yen (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
Audience: All faculty and staff
Language: Chinese
Bonus: Earn “Global Affairs” points (Eligible for semester-end prize draw)
Registration
Please complete the registration form with the following information:
Registration link: Please click here Deadline: Friday, July 4, 2025｜12:00 noon
We sincerely invite you to join us and strengthen your confidence and professionalism in international interactions—plus, don’t miss your chance to collect points for exciting prizes!
LIMITED TO 60 PARTICIPANTS — Last time 80 people signed up for 40 spots! This time, priority goes to those who missed out!
Hello everyone,
Remember the last “Intro to ChatGPT Hands-On Workshop”? We hit full capacity with 40 participants — and more than 80 people tried to sign up!Due to overwhelming demand, we’re bringing it back — this time with 60 seats, but still first-come, first-served!
Lesson Topic:Developing an AI Brain with ChatGPT (Utilizing the Free Version)
Date & Time: July 1st (Tuesday), 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: Computer and Information Networking Center, 2nd Computer Lab Fee: Free (but spots are limited to 60 participants)
Continuing Education Hours: 3 hours My NCHU Era point: 1 point
What you’ll learn: 1.Shaping the Future with Artificial Intelligence 2.Introduction to the Latest Features of ChatGPT 3.Quick Start Guide to ChatGPT 4.Must-Know AI Tools to Boost Your Work Efficiency Who is this for?Anyone new to ChatGPT, unsure how it works, and eager to learn how to use it effectively at work. How to Register: Please click here(Spots are limited and will close once full.)
Curious about the instructor? Check out their YouTube Channel here: Please click here
Miss it this time, and there’s no telling when the next session will be!Sign up now and get hands-on with one of today’s most powerful productivity tools
為推動國際化並創造友善雙語校園環境，興大歷經近兩年籌備，並在教育部高教深耕計畫國際專章經費挹注下成立的「國際行政支持辦公室」於113年2月1日揭牌，活動由校長詹富智、副校長暨國際事務長周濟衆及玉山學者伊森姆教授 (Dr. Wilhelm Gruissem) 開場致詞，並於眾人見證下順利揭牌，正式為全校師生提供服務。
To promote internationalization and create a friendly bilingual campus environment, National Chung Hsing University (NCHU), after nearly two years of preparation and with support from the Ministry of Education’s Higher Education Sprout Project, has officially launched the “Office of International Administrative Support” (OIAS) on February 1st, 2024. The event began with opening remarks from President Fuh-Jyh Jan, Senior Vice President for International Affairs Chi-Chung Chou, and Yushan Fellow Dr. Wilhelm Gruissem. This was followed by a successful unveiling ceremony, officially inaugurating services for the entire university community.
The “Office of International Administrative Support” (OIAS), a university-level cross-departmental task force, aims to integrate and establish cross-departmental communication mechanisms and build a comprehensive system for international administrative support. This encompasses the “International Students and Scholar Services” (ISSS) and the “English-speaking Service Contact”, providing international faculty and students with one-stop services and a bilingual information platform.
In its initial phase, 13 seed personnel from primary administrative units have been recruited as the “English-speaking Service Contact.” They are currently undergoing training in international competencies, communication skills, and cultural literacy to enhance the quality of international administrative services. Simultaneously, the “International Students and Scholar Services” (ISSS) have been actively engaging in integrating and translating essential information, as well as collaborating closely with the English-speaking Service Contacts to provide seamless services, effectively addressing administrative challenges encountered by international faculty and students due to unfamiliarity with departmental operations or language barriers.
Furthermore, NCHU has pioneered a user-friendly bilingual information platform called “ASK NCHU,” which compiles translated common queries related to international faculty and students, along with procedures and information provided by corresponding administrative departments. In the case of unsolved issues, international faculty and students can book appointments online for one-stop consultation services coordinated by the International Students and Scholar Services (ISSS). The platform link is now prominently featured on the homepages of various administrative, academic, and research units within the university (https://iss.nchu.edu.tw/asknchu-en/), making it more accessible for the international community.
With the establishment of the Office of International Administrative Support, NCHU achieves a significant milestone in its pursuit of internationalization. The university has systematically implemented measures, including unifying the English names of internal units, installing bilingual signage across the campus, and improving the university’s English website. These initiatives are designed to create a welcoming environment for international faculty and students, contributing to a happy and inclusive campus atmosphere.
NCHU Officially Launches the Office of International Administrative Support to Upgrade Services for International Faculty and Students
左至右：張嘉玲前國際長、玉山學者Dr. Wilhelm Gruissem、詹富智校長、周濟眾副校長兼國際長、張玉芳教務長
NCHU Officially Launches the Office of International Administrative Support to Upgrade Services for International Faculty and Students
左至右：張嘉玲前國際長、玉山學者Dr. Wilhelm Gruissem、詹富智校長、周濟眾副校長兼國際長、張玉芳教務長
