Yuan Ze University recently invited Malaysian alumnus Yun Xiao-Quan back to campus to share his nearly two decades of experience in Taiwan, including his studies, work, and business ventures. Drawing on his personal journey—from medical student and surgeon to business and management professional—Yun engaged with junior students on how to build capabilities, adapt to a foreign environment, and establish a long-term, stable life and career.
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Yuan Ze University’s College of General Studies recently invited Assistant Professor Yen-An Chen from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering to offer the course “Exploring Applications of the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence.”
As generative AI rapidly reshaped the workplace, “basic AI judgment literacy” had become an indispensable core competency across all industries. On January 13, 2026, during a university-wide leadership consensus camp, Yuan Ze University officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Taiwan AI Academy (AIA), announcing the joint establishment of the “AIA Talent Certification (AIATC™) Taoyuan–Hsinchu–Miaoli Regional Certification Center.”
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.
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.
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