3/20 (Thu.)
16:30
NTNU Assembly Hall
“2025 NTNU Music Festival” is organized to refine the taste for music, dance, musical theater of the faculty, students and the public in Taiwan. This year, the College of Music presents 31 programs, hoping that these activities can relieve the stress from study and work, while at the same time nourish the well-being of the audience. In addition to performances on the NTNU campus, some of the programs will also be performed at National Taiwan University. This opening concert will be held on March 20, 2025 at the NTNU Assembly Hall with notable and paramount pieces written by renowned composers jointly performed by professors and students from the Department of Music, Graduate Institute of Ethnomusicology and Graduate Institute of Performing Arts.
Participation Methods: FREE
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+886-2-7749-3270 Ms. Tseng
3/21 (Fri.)
19:30
NTNU Assembly Hall
“2025 Concerto Concert with NTNU Elite Soloists” is organized to showcase the gifted winners from the Concerto Competition in the Department of Music. In addition to the winners of different instrument majors, the concert also features collaboration with student conductors and orchestra through which the students can learn from each other. The concert highlights concerto pieces with oboist, harpist, pianist, and violinist. This year, the repertoire ranges from works by composers of the classical, romantic, and modern eras. The musical works together with the outstanding musicians cultivated by NTNU will bring the audience an exceptional artistic feast.
Participation Methods: FREE
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+886-2-7749-3270 Ms. Tseng
3/22 (Sat.)-3/23 (Sun.)
3/22 14:30-16:00 ; 19:30-21:00
3/23 14:30-16:00
Forum Music Auditorium
“Ad hoc voyages” performed at “2023 C-LAB Sound Art Festival: DIVERSONICS” by the students in the Department of Music of NTNU was one of the highly acclaimed programs, which was selected to be reviewed by the PAR Review Platform. Mikrophonie I, a 20th century classic in the subgenre of electronic music, was composed by Karlheinz Stockhausen in 1964. In this work, the microphone, which is mostly used to passively receiving sound, is transformed into an active musical instrument for the performers. The process, comparable to having sound closely examined under a microscope or to the auscultation of the body by a physician, captures the minute vibrations normally inaudible to the human ears. With the diverse acoustic space settings at Forum Music Auditorium, the program starts with Mikrophonie I and combines workshop, interactive performances and exhibition to create one of its kind aesthetic experiences
Participation Methods: with VIP tickets available upon invitation
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+886-2-7749-3270 Ms. Tseng
3/23 (Sun.)
15:00
NTNU Department of Music Recital Hall
In this concert, Professor Chiao-Han Liao and her students present piano pieces with a wide range of fascinating combinations, including: piano duets, piano for six hands and piano for eight hands. The repertoire include: Sonata for Two Pianos (K448) by Mozart, The Nutcracker Suite by Tchaikovsky, La Valse for Two Pianos by Ravel, and Variations on a Theme by Paganini by Lutosławski, works for six hands by Rachmaninov as well as selected works from Bizet’s Carmen. The concert closes with the dazzling classic in piano for 8 hands, Galop-Marche by Lavignac
Participation Methods: FREE
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+886-2-7749-3270 Ms. Tseng
3/30 (Sun.)
19:30
NTNU Assembly Hall
“Romantic Revival” features the renaissance of music just as an ancient building can be reborn with a new life after urban renewal. The students from the Department of Music and NTNU Festival Orchestra together will reinterpret the classic by Wagner, “Overture” from Tannhäuser. With music, they bring the audience to traverse time and space, and experience the conflict between love and salvation. With the stellar performance of pianist, Yi-Hsuan Chao, the audience can enjoy the exquisitely moving melodies in Piano Concerto No. 2 by Rachmaninov, one of the most renowned Romantic masters. The concert indulges the listeners in the exhilarating musical world with Brahms’s Symphony No. 3, a piece known for its grandiose structure and sumptuous feelings.
Participation Methods: FREE
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+886-2-7749-3270 Ms. Tseng
3/19（Wed.）
10:00-16:00
NTNU Sunlight Avenue
The 2025 NTNU Career Fair provides a campus recruitment platform to help students find suitable employment and internship opportunities. It also enables businesses to attract the talent they need while fostering industry-academia collaboration to create a shared vision for the future.
Participation Methods: Open to all. In addition to attending on-site events, participants can also submit their resumes through the Campus Recruitment section of the NTNU Career Center's website.
Website
+886-2-7749-1254 Hong-Xuan Chen
3/12（Wed.）~ 3/31（Mon.）
9:00 -17:00
IB-B Exhibition Area
By viewing those old photographs to trace the progressive growth of Taiwan Tech, Presenting the brilliant chapter between inheritance and innovation
Participation Methods: Open House
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NTUST Secretariat Office，(02)27376938
3/22（Sat.）
10:00~16:00
Lawn in front of student dormitory
About 60 booths organized by student associations, department student associations, administrative units, and off-campus charities will be at the scene.
Participation Methods: No registration required.
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+886-2-2737-6131 Ms. Lin
3/4 (Tue.) - 3/26 (Wed.)
12:20, 13:20, 14:20, 15:30 (50 min per session)
International Building IB-202、IB-101 Conference Hall
Presenters will briefly introduce the backgrounds, cultures, and job openings of their companies. Session organizers may prepare lucky draws or distribute souvenirs on site.
Participation Methods: Please sign up at the entrance.
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+886-2-2737-6251 Mr. Tsai
3/28（Fri.）
10:00-16:00
Sports field, basketball court, tennis court, volleyball court, post office and the square in front of the dormitory
The presenter will introduce their companies to the participants and provide job interview opportunities on site.
Participation Methods: On-site participation. Bring your C.V. will help.
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+886-2-2737-6251 Mr. Tsai
3/7（Fri.）
17:00-21:00
2nd Floor, Gymnasium
Join us for an electrifying concert featuring renowned artists as we celebrate NTUST’s 50th anniversary! Experience an unforgettable night of music, energy, and excitement—unwind, feel the vibrant atmosphere, and create lasting memories together.
Participation Methods: Tickets available online via the event ticketing website.
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+886 936-490118 Mr. Lü
3/14 (Fri.)
12:00 PM
Online
This program focuses on foreign students in Taiwan. The training content includes intensive courses, one-on-one consultation with industrial professionals, company visits, Demo Day, etc. Combined with the guidance and companionship for subsequent entrepreneurial incubation to assist outstanding foreign talents, launching their business and soft landing in Taiwan. The teams have a greater chance of receiving a startup bonus. Welcome to join us!
Participation Methods: Please refer to the program regulation.
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+886-2-2737-6944; Ms. Jessie Ou
3/5 (Wed.)
12:20-13:10
NTUST International Building 3F (IB-302)
Leading by Taiwan Tech distinguished alumni, supplemented by Taiwan Tech’s sound entrepreneurial guidance mechanism. Startup funding : NT$1million.
Participation Methods: Sign up for the Competition Seminar
Website
NTUST Business Incubation Center /Miss Wei /+886-2-2737-6927
3/27(Thu.)
14:00-17:00
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Glass House
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST) Incubation Center will host the 2025 Subsidy Resources Introduction to help startups access entrepreneurial resources. This event will introduce the entrepreneurial support resources provided by NTUST Incubation Center and feature industry partners and government startup program offices. They will provide detailed explanations of various resource application guidelines, offering valuable insights for participants on their entrepreneurial journey.
Participation Methods: To Be Confirmed
Website
Business Incubation Center of NTUST, Vivi Chen +886-2-27333141#5327
3/11（Tue.）~3/13（Thu.）
Please see the program
International Building, NTUST
The "Taiwan-Japan Engineering Forum" is organized by the National Taiwan University System (including National Taiwan University, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, and National Taiwan Normal University). It invites scholars from the 6U-HAPPIER alliance, which consists of former Imperial Universities in Japan (Hokkaido University, Tohoku University, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Nagoya University, Osaka University, and Kyushu University), as well as scholars from the University of Tokyo and Kyoto University, to gather and discuss research trends in the field of engineering.
To enhance the forum’s research and development momentum, the university also invites domestic and international academic partners to explore opportunities for multilateral academic cooperation. By integrating expertise from various disciplines, the forum fosters multiple research initiatives and promotes international academic collaboration and exchange.
Participation Methods: Register online.
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ACC, ORD, NTUST +886-2-2737-6297 Ms. Chan
3/11(Tue.) -3/31(Mon.)
9:00~16:00
International Building 1st floor A area, NTUST
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of National Taiwan University of Science and Technology(NTUST), the university will hold the "2025 National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Research Achievements Exhibition" from March 11 to March 31, 2025. The exhibition will showcase NTUST's outstanding academic research across various fields. It will highlight the innovation and breakthroughs in academic research, emphasizing the contributions of faculty and students in areas such as technology, engineering, and design. The exhibition aims to attract attention from both domestic and international academic communities. Through this event, NTUST hopes to promote academic exchange, strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration, and further enhance its influence in the international academic and industry sectors, demonstrating the contributions of NTUST to academic research over the past fifty years and its potential for future development.
Participation Methods: Free entry.
ACC, ORD, NTUST +886-2-2737-6297 Ms. Chan
3/15 (Sat.)
6:20-10:00
Treasure Hill Plaza in Gongguan.
Participation Methods: Register at the Department of Athletics Office of Taiwan Tech.
3/22 (Sat.)
09:30-16:30
Stadium, Taiwan Tech
Participation Methods: Register at the Department of Athletics Office of Taiwan Tech.
Website
+886-2-2733-3141#5531 Mr. Weng
