Focus Taiwan
Date: 01/13/2021
By: Chang Jung-hsiang and Chung Yu-chen
NCKU President Su Huey-jen (left) and Fulbright Taiwan Executive Director Randall Nadeau sign a memorandum of understanding to allow broader exchanges with American students. Photo courtesy of NCKU
With the signing of the MOU, the university has become part of the Consortium for Study Abroad in Taiwan (CSAT), a pilot program launched by Fulbright Taiwan to encourage educational exchanges, according to the foundation.
Under the CSAT, students enrolled at any university in the U.S. are eligible to apply for NCKU regular semester exchange programs, intensive summer classes for Mandarin language learning and participation in hands-on projects, according to the university.
Following Wednesday's signing of the MOU, the two sides will work out the finer details of the program, said NCKU, which is based in Tainan, southern Taiwan. [FULL STO-RY]
