On July 1, 2025, a delegation from the ISCTE University Institute of Lisbon visited the College of Business to deepen cooperation in business education and international collaboration. The delegation was led by Professor Maria João Cortinhal, Dean of ISCTE Business School, and Professor Renato Pereira, Associate Dean for Internationalization and Research. They were formally received by Dean Chi-Jui Huang, Dr. Chun-Yu Lin, Director for AACSB and International Relations, and Professor Wei-Lun Chang, Co-Principal Investigator of the Humanity-Social Sciences and Industrial Innovation Linkage Program.

Earlier this year, the College and ISCTE signed a cooperation agreement, marking ISCTE as the College’s second official partner institution in Portugal.

Recognized as one of Portugal’s leading public research universities, ISCTE ranked in the 601–800 band in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025. In the Scimago Institutions Rankings, ISCTE placed 12th nationwide in 2022, with top-three positions in fields such as management, psychology, sociology, and political science. Its business school stands out on the international stage, climbing to 44th in the Financial Times European Business School Rankings 2023, positioning it among Portugal’s top four business schools in teaching quality, research performance, and global reach.

This visit marked a key step in reinforcing academic partnership efforts. Both institutions will continue to explore student mobility, joint research initiatives, and new forms of academic exchange, including collaborative seminars and faculty engagement, to strengthen cross-border academic collaboration in the years to come.

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date：2025-07-08 15:30:16

On May 19, 2025, National Taipei University hosted a campus Watch Party for NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote speech at COMPUTEX 2025, held at the College of Business International Conference Hall. Co-organized by the Department of Public Administration and the Department of Business Administration, the event drew over 400 participants, with all seats filled shortly after registration opened, reflecting the campus community’s keen interest in AI and future technologies.

Professor Chih-Mei Lo, Director of Public Administration, emphasized that AI is a key driver of industrial innovation and that such events help students expand global perspectives and career readiness.

In addition to the keynote livestream, the event featured a special appearance by NTPU alumnus Alex Chu, Senior Associate Director at NVIDIA Taiwan. Mr. Chu, a double major in Public Administration and Business, shared insights from his professional journey and earlier EMBA lecture, “Further with AI, Faster on RTX,” which had received strong praise from faculty and students alike.

President Cheng-Chia Lee also attended and spoke on the university’s commitment to AI innovation. He highlighted the implementation of an AI Course Incentive Program, designed to encourage curriculum development and strengthen teaching resources—part of the university’s broader vision of becoming an AI-driven, innovative institution.

NTPU continues to uphold its mission of fostering interdisciplinary, practice-based education. Through global events like this Watch Party, students not only engage with the latest technological advancements but are also encouraged to consider the ethical and societal dimensions of AI—demonstrating NTPU’s integration of cutting-edge education with social responsibility.

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date：2025-06-27 09:35:23

Congratulations to Professor Chang Chan of the Department of Finance and Cooperative Management and Vice President for Finance and Sustainable Development Hsiang-Lin Chih, for receiving the 1st Social Impact Award from NTU Management Review for their co-authored paper:
"Market Quality and Market-Making Performance of Warrants Issued by Securities Firms in Taiwan."

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date：2025-06-27 09:35:54

National Taipei University Ranks 8th in the World for SDG 16, Leading in Taiwan!

Times Higher Education (THE) just released its 2025 Impact Rankings on June 18. We’re proud to share that our university moved up to the 401–600 range worldwide, showing real progress from last year!

We achieved outstanding results in SDG 16—Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions—ranking 8th worldwide and No.1 in Taiwan.

Sustainability is becoming a global priority, and we’ve been working hard to integrate the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into what we teach, research, and do every day. Other SDGs we performed well in include:
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities – Top 101–200
SDG 15: Life on Land – Top 201–300
SDG 13: Climate Action – Top 301–400

This recognition reflects our ongoing commitment to building a better, fairer, and more sustainable future. We’ll keep pushing forward — for our students, our community, and the planet.

(Photo credit: 郭益彰)

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date：2025-06-19 10:20:02

The "4th Board Meeting & Deans' Academic Exchange Event" of the Taiwan Association of Business Schools(TABS), hosted by the College of Business at National Taipei University (NTPU), successfully concluded on April 18th at NTPU's Sanxia campus. Business school deans and representatives from universities across Taiwan gathered for this high-level exchange focused on strategic vision and local cultural immersion.

The event featured a board meeting discussing the association's operations and future collaborations. A networking lunch fostered inter-institutional connections. In the afternoon, NTPU College of Business and the Center for Haishan Research organized a visit by a local award-winning tea merchant, who introduced Sanxia's tea culture and the history of the Sanxia Farmers' Association. Participants sampled local green teas and explored potential university-industry partnerships.

Following the tea session, guests met with the President of NTPU and President of the Alumni Association, where they engaged in meaningful discussions and shared their academic experiences. After the meeting, guests took a stroll around the campus to appreciate the natural beauty of National Taipei University. The event concluded with a "Body Movement Load Training (BMLT)" experience at the NTPU's sports center. Participants learned about and tried the internationally patented BMLT equipment, highlighting the importance of holistic development for business professionals.

This event strengthened academic dialogue and collaboration among business schools, demonstrating NTPU's commitment to University Social Responsibility. NTPU College of Business and the TABS will continue to promote inter-institutional cooperation and knowledge sharing to drive innovation in Taiwan's business education.

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date：2025-05-06 11:37:28

SMU MITB Program Representatives Visit College to Advance Global Academic Exchange and Dual Degree Collaboration

On April 16, 2025, the College of Business had the honor of welcoming a delegation from the Master of IT in Business (MITB) Program, School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University (SMU). The delegation included Professor Dai Bing Tian, Director of the MITB AI Track, Dr. Yeo Lip Pin, Associate Director of Postgraduate Professional program, and Ms. Tracy Ran, Partnership and Engagement Manager. The purpose of the visit was to promote the dual degree collaboration and engage in face-to-face interactions with faculty and students.

The delegation was warmly received by Dean Chi-Jui Huang, GMBA Director Dr. Chia-Ying Chan, Director for AACSB Accreditation and International Relations Dr. Chun-Yu Lin, and Dr. Wei-Lun Chang, co-principal investigator of the Humanity-Social Sciences and Industrial Innovation Linkage Program, underscoring the College's strong commitment to international partnerships.

A dual degree program information session was held during the visit, drawing over 40 participating students. During the session, Professor Dai provided an insightful overview of the role and future development of artificial intelligence in modern technology and industry. Addressing students' common concerns regarding whether AI will replace humans, he emphasized the importance of striking a balance in the use of AI, advocating for smart, conscious use of technology to enhance learning, work, and daily life without overreliance. He stressed that humans should lead AI, leveraging its strengths as a supportive tool rather than being dominated by it. The session also covered key aspects of the MITB program, including curriculum design, internship opportunities, career development support, international exchange, and alumni career pathways. Students actively engaged with questions about application procedures and program details.

Following the information session, the SMU delegation and College faculty continued their discussion over lunch, exchanging insights on the current status and outcomes of the dual degree program, including the progress and experiences of students currently studying at SMU and their post-graduation career developments. The meeting also explored the potential for short-term faculty visits and research collaboration between the two institutions, aiming to further deepen bilateral academic and research partnerships.

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date：2025-04-24 13:33:59