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Cross-Institutional Faculty Community Application Guidelines

To support the Ministry of Education’s EMI Bilingual Education Resource Center Project, NSYSU invites faculty from universities and colleges across Taiwan to establish Cross-Institutional Bilingual Education Faculty Communities. Through broad and diverse exchanges, the program aims to build a supportive network for bilingual education and enhance faculty teaching knowledge, skills, and confidence..

  1. Application period: Now through 12:00 noon, February 13, 2026 (Friday)
  2. Funding: Up to NT$50,000 per project.
  3. Execution period: March 9–June 30, 2026
  4. Application form:https://forms.gle/dgb8ZjXE2GHj65jL7
  5. Please refer to the documents below for the guidelines and proposal template.
  6. Attachments

    1. [Guidelines] 2026 Cross-Institutional Bilingual Education Faculty Communities
    2. [Reimbursement] 2026 Cross-Institutional Bilingual Education Faculty Communities
    3. [Proposal Template] 2026 Cross-Institutional Bilingual Education Faculty Communities
    4. [Activity Record Form] 2026 Cross-Institutional Bilingual Education Faculty Communities
    5. [Final Report] 2026 Cross-Institutional Bilingual Education Faculty Communities
  7. Contact:
    Ms. Lin
    Teaching and Learning Development and Resources Center, Office of Academic Affairs
    Tel: +886-7-525-2000 ext. 2171
    E-mail: connie.lin@mail.nsysu.edu.tw
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