The Alumni Association of the Department of Social and Policy Sciences at Yuan Ze University held its First General Assembly of the Third Term on March 28, bringing together alumni from different graduating classes in a lively and engaging atmosphere.

To help students from economically or culturally disadvantaged backgrounds achieve a better balance between academic study and daily life, Yuan Ze University implemented the “Enhanced Academic Learning Support for Professional Courses” initiative. Through institutionalized learning support and diversified capacity‑building measures, the University established a comprehensive learning framework ranging from foundational reinforcement to advanced professional development.

The Department of Nursing at Yuan Ze University recently participated in the New Taipei City International Education Expo, hosting an exhibition booth under the theme “Connecting with Leading Healthcare × Empowering Future Nursing Competence.” The booth showcased an innovative teaching model that integrated clinical practice, smart technologies, and interdisciplinary learning. It attracted large numbers of students, parents, and educators, becoming one of the highlights of the expo.

In recent years, the Department of Chinese Linguistics and Literature, Yuan Ze University, has actively expanded international academic exchange and established collaborative partnerships with several renowned overseas institutions, including the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, City University of Hong Kong, Pusan National University, Busan University of Foreign Studies, and Lac Hong University in Vietnam. These initiatives had significantly deepened cross‑national engagement in the fields of literature, history, and cultural studies.

In response to the rapid transformation of creative and design industries driven by artificial intelligence, the Department of Art and Design, Yuan Ze University, announced the introduction of a new “AI Innovation Track” for the 2026 academic year under the Individual Application admission channel.

Facing what was described as the longest winter break in history, many chose leisure and travel, while others transformed the extended break into a learning opportunity. Yuan Ze University seized this moment by launching an intensive learning initiative led by the International Language and Culture Center, in collaboration with the online learning platform Hahow for Campus and the “Guai‑Ka Project” of the Long‑Zhong Upward Education Foundation.