NCKU has various projects to record and preserve intangible cultural heritage such as local folklore, traditions, language, and knowledge. The related projects are as follows:
The Course of General Education has established the “Exploring Tainan” course. During the course, it created 12 routes about cultural heritage in Tainan. The first route is the cultural assets heritage in NCKU.
Centre for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in NCKU. The purpose of establishing this center is to explore talents for academic research and cultural assets related to work in cultural heritage categories, to accept research projects commissioned by the government, and to actively engage in archaeological research.
"Viewing Tainan City" examines the relationship between individuals and their local community through the lens of Tainan's life experiences, fostering a sense of identity. It considers how Tainan is perceived and its significance in Taiwan's development and history.
The Taiwan Studies Program at the NCKU Center for Humanities and Social Sciences focuses on "How to Become a Better Taiwan," addressing five key areas: environmental sustainability, human rights and justice, industrial governance, socio-economic development, and healthcare. The program aims to explore the challenges and opportunities facing Tainan and Taiwan, encouraging future dialogue through local insights.
