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 lecture “An English Class That Could Change Your Life,” delivered by English education instructor Mindy Ou, successfully concluded at Yuan Ze University on January 11. The event attracted both students and members of the public, generating an enthusiastic response and reflecting learners’ strong interest in finding the “right way to learn English.”

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.

To guide young people in reflecting on the nature of life and their sense of self, the General Education Center invited Professor Xianzong Lai of the Department of Chinese Literature at National Taipei University to deliver a lecture titled “Taoist Life Wisdom: Bringing Students a New Perspective on Life.” Through classical texts, he led students to explore how to face suffering and change in everyday life. The venue was filled, and students expressed that they had gained greatly from the experience.

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Yuan Ze University delivered an outstanding performance at the San-Hao AI Innovation Application Competition, with two student teams receiving Honorable Mention awards. The achievement demonstrated the students’ excellence in innovative AI applications, interdisciplinary integration, and practice-oriented learning.

Amid the global restructuring of industrial supply chains and the rise of AI, cross-disciplinary management talent became the core asset that corporations competed for. The College of Management at Yuan Ze University, guided by its development strategy of “innovation, adaptability, and internationalization,” endeavored to transform itself into a key think tank supporting industrial upgrading.