3/18 (Wed.)
16:30
NTNU Auditorium
The 2026 NTNU Music Festival comprises a total of 31 events. Its primary objective is to engage faculty, students, and community members in music, dance, musical theatre, and academic programs, thereby promoting artistic enrichment, personal well-being, and stress relief. Selected events will also be presented on the NTNU campus.
The opening concert will take place on March 18 at the NTNU Auditorium, featuring programs presented by faculty and students from the Department of Music, the Graduate Institute of Ethnomusicology, and the Graduate Institute of Performing Arts.
Participation Methods: FREE ADMISSION
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+886-2-7749-3270 Mr. Chang
3/21 (Sat.)
15:00
NTNU Auditorium
The 2026 NTNU Concerto Competition Winners’ Concert presents outstanding student soloists selected through the Department of Music’s annual concerto competition. The winners perform concerto repertoire in collaboration with student conductors and the department orchestra, providing a valuable platform for artistic exchange and collaborative learning.
This year’s concert features prize winners in vocal music, violin, double bass, harp, and piano. The repertoire spans the Classical, Romantic and Modern eras, offering the audience a rich and diverse musical experience while highlighting the emerging young musicians cultivated by the Department of Music.
Participation Methods: Free Admission
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+886-2-7749-3270 Mr. Chang
3/27 (Fri.)
19:30
NTNU Department of Music – Recital Hall
Under the guidance of internationally renowned conductor, pianist and educator Alexander Vitlin, the “Opera Highlights Masterclass Concert” is jointly presented by students of the Graduate Institute of Performing Arts and the Department of Music. Through the performance of selected operatic excerpts, the students showcase the artistic, musical and stage performance achievements cultivated through intensive masterclass training. This concert offers participants hands-on experience in authoritative professional operatic training. Through the rehearsal, students also develop essential skills in communication, collaboration, and artistic coordination required in today’s performing arts industry.
Participation Methods: FREE ADMISSION
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+886-2-7749-3270 Mr. Chang
3/31 (Tue.)
19:30
NTNU Department of Music – Recital Hall
This concert is presented by two of Taiwan’s leading historical keyboard specialists—clavichordist Albert Mühlböck and harpsichordist Chia-Hsuan Tsai—together with students from the Department of Music as both performers and commentators. The program opens with Samuel Scheidt’s epoch-making Tabulatura Nova (1624) and continues with selected keyboard works by major German composers of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, including Matthias Weckmann, Johann Pachelbel, Johann Sebastian Bach and members of the Bach family, including guided commentary and comparative performances on two historical keyboard instruments.
Participation Methods: Ticketed or by Invitation
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+886-2-7749-3270 Mr. Chang
3/31(Tue.)
19:30
NTNU Auditorium
Centered on the theme of fate, this concert weaves together love, choice, and destiny through the interplay of vocal and orchestral music, portraying humanity’s vulnerability and resilience in the face of emotional conflict and inevitable fate. The first half opens with Tchaikovsky’s Fantasy-Overture—Romeo and Juliet, introducing the theme of fated love through dramatic contrasts and sweeping lyricism. The second half culminates in Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5. The program invites the audience to experience a musical journey from darkness and uncertainty toward understanding, light, and redemption.
Participation Methods: FREE ADMISSION
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+886-2-7749-3270 Mr. Chang
3/10 (Tue.) – 3/25(Wed.)
Tue – Fri: 14:00 – 17:00；Sat – Sun: 09:00 – 17:00；Closed on Mondays
Taiwan Design Corner
Since the mid-18th century, Great Britain has been not only the cradle of the Industrial Revolution but the very fountainhead of modern design thinking. Curated by Taiwan Design Corner, this exhibition traces the evolution of British design—from the landmark Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace and the transformative Arts and Crafts Movement to the pioneering corporate identities of the London Underground. The exhibition highlights the global impact of British visual culture, exported through the sophisticated imagery of publications like The Illustrated London News. Furthermore, through the founding of international organizations such as ICSID and ICOGRADA, Britain propelled design toward professional institutionalization, setting the global benchmark for public service and cultural capital. In the spirit of "Observing the Waves to Seek the Source," this exhibition presents a century of British design excellence, exploring its far-reaching and enduring influence across the globe.
Participation Methods: Free entry
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+886-2-7749-5586 Ms. Hsieh
3/26 (Thu.) – 3/29 (Sun.)
Weekdays 9:30–17:30; Weekends 10:30–17:30
3rd Floor, NTNU Art Museum
The Department of Design at National Taiwan Normal University, in collaboration with its sister school Kyushu University in Japan, presents a joint design exhibition at the NTNU Art Museum. The exhibition brings together diverse and innovative design works spanning visual communication, product design, spatial design, and social innovation. Guided by the curatorial concept“：wonder in” the exhibition invites visitors to slow down and engage with design as a process of thinking, exploration, and making. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and a carefully structured exhibition narrative, the exhibition highlights the creative energy of emerging designers from Taiwan and Japan, while fostering public understanding of innovation. The exhibition aims to create an open space for reflection and dialogue, allowing design to be experienced as a relatable, perceptible, and communicative force in everyday life.
Participation Methods: Free entry
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+886-2-77495595 Liting Huang, Assistant Professor
3/7(Sun.) - 3/19 (Thu.)
Mon. - Sun., 9:00 – 17:00
Dequn Gallery
In the development of modern art in Taiwan, Professor Liao Hsiu-Ping stands as a pivotal figure who cannot be reduced to a single role. He is not only a distinguished artist, but also a devoted art educator and an early pioneer in engaging Taiwan with international art systems. His achievements extend beyond the formation of an individual artistic language, establishing instead a lasting model for the development and transmission of modern printmaking in Taiwan.
Born in Taipei in 1936, Professor Liao graduated in 1959 from the Department of Fine Arts at National Taiwan Normal University. He later pursued advanced studies at Tokyo University of Education (now the University of Tsukuba), the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, and Atelier 17, while living and working in New York for an extended period. This trajectory—spanning Tokyo, Paris, and New York—formed a comprehensive modern artistic education shaped by cross-cultural experience. Through this international perspective, Liao was able to rearticulate the possibilities of printmaking as a contemporary medium and introduce to Taiwan a modern knowledge framework aligned with global artistic developments.
We are deeply honored that Professor Liao has accepted the invitation to return to his alma mater to exhibit his work. This gesture not only symbolizes the continuation of artistic and academic legacy, but also reflects the enduring bond between alumnus and institution. Held at Dequn Gallery of the Department of Fine Arts, this 90th Anniversary Retrospective presents a selection of his printmaking works across different periods alongside recent large-scale multi-panel paintings, revealing a sustained exploration of the relationships among symbol, culture, and modernity.
Viewed across decades of artistic creation and pedagogical practice, Professor Liao’s significance for generations of students lies not solely in his artistic accomplishments, but in his establishment of a methodology through which printmaking engages with modernity itself. This contribution has become a foundational cornerstone in the history of modern art in Taiwan—one that remains irreplaceable.
Participation Methods: Free admission
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+886-2-7749-4026 Mr. Hsu
3/21（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
3/2 (Mon.) - 3/25 (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
3/27（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
3/18(Wed.)
14:00-16:00
NTUST Micro Garage (B1, Third Student Dormitory)
“Makerthon” is a combination of “Maker” and “Marathon.” It encourages students from technical and vocational colleges and universities nationwide to apply what they have learned, while showcasing their abilities in design thinking and problem-solving.
Through the implementation of this event, students are guided to reflect on their roles and responsibilities in the world and to become responsible global citizens. The initiative aims to connect students from technical and vocational institutions with international social issues, and to achieve educational objectives through hands-on problem-solving practices.
Participation Methods: To Be Confirmed
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NTUST Business Incubation Center +886-2-2737-6927 Miss Wei
3/13 (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. Ou
3/14 (Sat.)
06:30-10:00
Treasure Hill Plaza in Gongguan.
Participation Methods: Register at the Department of Athletics Office of Taiwan Tech.
＋886-2-2733-3141#1246 Mr. Chu
3/21 (Sat.)
09:30-16:30
Stadium, Taiwan Tech
Participation Methods: Register at the Department of Athletics Office of Taiwan Tech.
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+886-2-2733-3141#1246 Mr. Chu
