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正體中文 In response to the structural challenges posed by declining birth rates, intensifying competition in higher education, and the rapid development of artificial intelligence, Yuan Ze University held its “Second Leadership Consensus Camp for the 2025 Academic Year” on January 13.
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Amid the global wave of innovation driven by artificial intelligence, Yuan Ze University has comprehensively launched its “AI University” strategy in recent years. From frontier research and cross-college integration to industry partnerships and AI education for the general public, the university gradually built an AI ecosystem rarely seen in Taiwan’s higher education.
The College of Management at Yuan Ze University invited alumnus Yi-Hao Cheng (Class of 1996, Department of International Business) to return to his alma mater and share with students his diverse career journey spanning education, travel, agriculture, film and media, the music industry, and ultimately, local revitalization. Drawing on his own experience, Cheng emphasized that a career did not have to be fully determined at the outset, but rather took shape gradually through continuous exploration.
Hosted by the Arts Center of Yuan Ze University and co-curated by Professor Chu-Ching Lin of the Department of Art and Design together with students from the junior-level Design Studio course, the exhibition “Dual-Tone” was presented at the university’s Arts Center (Building 3, 1st Floor, Room 3106) and ran through February 26, 2026.
Associate Professor Chung-Jen Chien, who had taught for many years at the College of Management of Yuan Ze University and served as Director of the College’s Office of International Affairs, had long been committed to integrating “research, teaching, and international engagement” into a unified mission. He often summarized his philosophy with a single sentence: “Academia should not exist only in journals; it should connect with the real world.”