e 2025 College of Business Annual Review Meeting and Awards Ceremony was enthusiastically held at noon on January 8. This event celebrated the tradition of recognizing outstanding achievements by presenting the "Outstanding/Excellent Research Faculty Awards" and the "EMI (English-Medium Instruction) Outstanding/Excellent Teaching Awards." It also provided an opportunity to express heartfelt gratitude to alumni for their unwavering support of student learning and the college's development.

During the ceremony, the College of Business honored distinguished faculty for their remarkable contributions to research and English-medium instruction, wishing them continued success in their respective fields. The event attracted over a hundred enthusiastic attendees, including faculty members, alumni, and teaching assistants.

The gathering concluded on a high note, exemplifying the unity and upward momentum of National Taipei University's College of Business, Taiwan's oldest and most prestigious institution.

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date：2025-01-13 09:09:04

The College of Business at National Taipei University hosted the "Cross-Language Teaching: Sharing of English Teaching for Non-Native English Speakers" EMI Forum on December 13, marking its first forum after receiving the Ministry of Education's Social Science Key Development Plan. With an increasing number of international students, EMI courses often see high participation from them. The forum invited three scholars with expertise in accounting from U.S. and U.K. universities to share their experiences teaching English to native English-speaking students as non-native speakers.

Chief Secretary, prof. Yu-Shan Chen praised the college's achievements in bilingual education, noting growth in EMI courses and student enrollment. The Vice President for Academic Affairs highlighted the role of AI in enhancing bilingual teaching—moreover, the Dean of the College of Business, prof. Chi-Jui Huang emphasized the need for internationalization and technology to improve student competitiveness.

The first speaker, Prof. Tien-Shih Hsieh from the University of Massachusetts, discussed teaching strategies for international and local students and challenges in accounting education for non-native English speakers. Prof. Zhi-Hong Wang from Clark University followed, addressing cross-cultural classroom dynamics and teaching techniques in accounting and data analysis. The third speaker, Prof. Ming-Tsung Lin from the University of Sussex, explored AI's role in post-pandemic teaching, emphasizing ethics and academic integrity.

The forum ended with a lively Q&A session, offering valuable insights for attendees.

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date：2024-12-26 10:24:37

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date：2024-12-19 09:59:44

National Taipei University's College of Business has appointed Dr. Ji-Hong Tseng, an NVIDIA Platinum Ambassador and AI expert, as a consulting advisor. Dr. Tseng's expertise in AI and deep learning will bolster the college's AI education and research initiatives, enhancing its influence in AI.

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date：2024-12-19 09:56:28

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date：2024-12-12 09:45:50

   The National Taipei University’s Fintech and Green Finance Center (FGFC, NTPU) showcased its latest research on "Fintech, Green Finance, Carbon Market Indicators, and Corporate Environmental Strategies" at the “FinTech Taipei 2024” held on November 1^st & 2^nd, 2024. The event, which attracted over 150 financial institutions and startups from nine countries, provided a platform for exploring cutting-edge innovations in fintech and promoting sustainable green finance. NTPU, as a leading academic institution in Taiwan specializing in fintech and green finance, demonstrated its groundbreaking research in carbon market management and corporate environmental strategies, driving digital transformation and sustainable development in the financial industry.

   The FGFC showcased research covering carbon market sentiment indicators, pollution emissions, cash management, global supply chain carbon risk management, green bond stable coin design, and energy-saving scheduling mechanisms for extended reality devices based on B5G/6G technology. The research team utilized artificial intelligence and text analysis to develop a real-time sentiment analysis system for public attitudes toward carbon trading, providing valuable insights for policymakers and investors. The research team achieved significant breakthroughs in carbon market sentiment indicators, corporate cash management, and innovative green financial instruments through interdisciplinary collaboration.

   The participation in “FinTech Taipei 2024” provided an invaluable opportunity for the FGFC team to engage with industry experts, researchers, and startups worldwide. The experience showcased the center's research capabilities and fostered cross-disciplinary knowledge exchange. The team members gained insights into industry trends and innovative applications, inspiring future research directions. By participating in this event, the FGFC has solidified its position as a leading research center in fintech and green finance, contributing to the sustainable development of the financial industry.

Dr. Ju-Fang Yen, Deputy Director of the Fintech and Green Finance Center at National Taipei University, shared significant findings on 'Fintech, Green Finance, Carbon Market Indicators, and Corporate Environmental Strategies' at the Fintech Talent Stage.

NTPU’s Fintech and Green Finance Center showcased groundbreaking research on carbon market indicators and corporate environmental strategies.

During the exhibition, the research team showcased significant advancements in "Fintech, Green Finance, Carbon Market Indicators, and Corporate Environmental Strategies" at their booth.

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date：2024-12-05 09:51:44