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Yuan Ze University’s Department of Information Communication Wins Gold at Vision Gets Wild Awards with “Shout! Soccer Boys”
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Yuan Ze University’s Department of Information Communication Wins Gold at Vision Gets Wild Awards with “Shout! Soccer Boys”

The awards ceremony for the “2024 Vision Get Wild Awards” was recently held.

Yuan Ze University’s Department of Art and Design students win silver award at the 2024 MUSE Creative Awards.
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Yuan Ze University’s Department of Art and Design students win silver award at the 2024 MUSE Creative Awards.

Eight third-year students from Yuan Ze University’s Department of Art and Design—Wen Cheng-Ye, Lin Jing-Hang, Hsieh Fa-Chun, Chiang Tsai-Jen, Tsai Jung-Yao, Hung Ju-Min, Lo Tzu-Hsuan, and Lu Hsiang-Wei—stood out in the 2024 MUSE Creative Awards and earned the prestigious silver award.

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Yuan Ze University’s Chinese Language Department Student Li Yilong Wins Gold at the National University Games.

The 113th National Intercollegiate Athletic Games opened on May 4th at the National Taiwan Sport University track and field stadium.

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YZU develops”ROAD JUDGER” to create a safe and courteous road environment.

The current traffic safety measures lack a comprehensive system to evaluate driving behavior.

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Yuan Ze University’s Information Communication Department’s Chen Yanzhang Inspires Students with Music, Unleashing Creativity.

Professor Chen Yanzhang from the Department of Information Communication at Yuan Ze University has successfully transformed a traditionally dull and tedious design theory course into an energetic and creative learning feast with his unique and innovative teaching style.

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Professor Chung Yun-Ying from the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Yuan Ze University is shedding new light on Vietnamese culture.

When we think of Vietnam, what comes to mind? Delicious pho, spring rolls, unique flavors of French bread, or perhaps the beautiful traditional attire called “ao dai” worn by Vietnamese brides and the gathering of migrant workers at train stations.