Highlights
Innovation Milestones in Student Affairs
Pioneering Move: Conduct Grades Abolished in National First
The formalized student conduct grading system has been abolished. Students who need conduct grade documentation for scholarship or financial aid applications, government-funded programs, further studies, or employment may apply for a certificate based on their records of merits and demerits, thereby balancing students’ rights with practical needs.
Transforming the First-Year Experience: An Innovative Orientation Model
Shifting from a one-way, informational new student orientation to an integrated orientation camp co-created with student teams, the program harmonizes administrative and academic resources to establish a warm, systematic, and resilient campus support network.
First in Taiwan – The Implementation of the Student Adviser Role
Centered on student care and rooted in guidance and mentorship, this initiative implements comprehensive counseling and provides individualized support to deeply understand students’ needs in their studies, college life, and psychological well-being.
The Holistic Education Center Established
To promote service-learning, student learning portfolios and various out-of-classroom learning initiatives to foster students’ holistic development.
First in Taiwan – The Program of Club Members Leadership and Empowerment Cultivation
The program tailored for student club members, emphasizing the integration of professional theory and practical club experience to cultivate well-rounded talents capable of leadership and collaboration.
First in Taiwan – Service-Learning Reflection Facilitator
By reflecting on the facilitator system, we foster an understanding of how the experience gained from service-learning is internalized and transformed into transferable knowledge.
Military Training Office Merges with the Office of Student Advisers to become the Student Adviser Office
In response to the increasingly diverse challenges faced by students, military instructors—who are experienced in emergency assistance—were able to pass on their extensive experiences to Student Advisers, transitioning together into student guidance roles.
The Indigenous Students Resource Center Established
To develop a multicultural campus and integrate university resources, this center provides services to Indigenous students to provide support in college life and guidance, thereby enhancing quality learning outcomes.
First in Taiwan – The Regulations for Comprehensive Student Guidance and Counseling
Addressing five aspects of students’ learning, career development, daily life, health and psychological well-being, NTNU provides comprehensive and systematic support through a three-level guidance and counseling mechanism. The responsibilities and duties of relevant units are clearly defined to achieve the goal of whole-school student guidance and support.
Established the NTNU Elders LOHAS Station to Promote the Health of Older Adults in the Community
Focusing primarily on health promotion programs covering physical, psychological, and interpersonal-social aspects, the initiative serves approximately 7,000 elderly participants annually.
The Community Counseling Center Established
NTNU boasts the nation’s premier psychology-related departments and graduate institutes. We extend professional psychological counseling services to the community, aiming to enhance the mental well-being of citizens and improve the overall quality of social life.
To cultivate professional talents in the elderly industry and implement the spirit of youth and banks learning together and the community doing good together.
The Community Counseling Center – Hsin Tien Psychological Counseling Clinic Registered
By establishing the community counseling center, we are rooted in the community, providing high-quality, affordably priced psychological counseling services and professional support.
First in Taiwan – Gender-Inclusive Housing
As Taiwan’s first Gender-Inclusive Housing, it promotes diversity, inclusion, and gender equality by fostering a respectful, welcoming, and inclusive residential environment, setting a benchmark for campus inclusivity.
The Office of Student Affairs encourages students at this University to conduct studies on student affairs, thereby cultivating students’ problem solving skills and facilitating student participation in campus affairs. It aims to enable good practice of student affairs founded on the concept of student-centered education.
Establish a Menstrual Product Self-Service Station
In accordance with the Ministry of Education’s “Friendly Provision of Diverse Menstrual Products Program,” menstrual product self-service stations have been established across all three campuses. Designated staff conduct regular inspections, maintain the stations, and replenish supplies as needed.
Ten Year Anniversary Student Adviser Forum at NTNU
A collaborative space to reflect on the contemporary significance and future development of student counseling, build consensus, stimulate innovative thinking, and explore methods to enhance the effectiveness and impact of the Advisor System.
The Holistic Education Center Transformed into the Social Practice Center
The focus is primarily on three key objectives: promoting social engagement, advancing character education and fostering life education.
First in Taiwan – The Social Practice Photography Festival
Centered on the theme of intergenerational visual storytelling, the exhibition transforms the venue into a site of social practice.
Enhancement of the Off-Campus Housing Support System
The system integrates student reporting, safety self-checks, visit preferences, and advisor follow-up records to improve housing risk identification and case tracking.