NCKU regularly hosts a diverse range of public events, including lectures, seminars, and continuing education courses, providing opportunities for lifelong learning to the general public. As a leading comprehensive university in Taiwan, NCKU has long been deeply rooted in various academic fields, building a strong foundation of expertise. As a result, the topics of these events cover a wide range of disciplines, including literature, history, society, science, and technology.
These events are not only open for registration to the general public and local citizens, but also especially welcome participation from elementary school students and seniors. Our goal is to provide multi-layered and diverse knowledge experiences, meeting the learning needs of all age groups, fostering the dissemination and sharing of knowledge, and contributing to the collective well-being of humanity.
At NCKU, you can enroll in various activities such as the following:
The Institute of Gerontology
These events are not only open for registration to the general public and local citizens, but also especially welcome participation from elementary school students and seniors. Our goal is to provide multi-layered and diverse knowledge experiences, meeting the learning needs of all age groups, fostering the dissemination and sharing of knowledge, and contributing to the collective well-being of humanity.
At NCKU, you can enroll in various activities such as the following:
The Institute of Gerontology
- The Institute of Gerontology offers a series of lectures related to aging, focusing on teaching seniors about physical, mental, and spiritual health, as well as providing guidance on how to care for the elderly.
- The Foreign Language Center offers language courses in English, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Thai, Korean, and more. Whether you're interested in everyday conversation, language proficiency exams, or professional development, we have the right courses for you.
- The Research Center for Humanities and Social Sciences (RCHSS) organizes a wide range of events, including lectures, seminars, humanities salons, workshops, and experiential activities. The topics cover literature, history, human rights, gender issues, and more.
- The Science Education Center hosts science education activities for national high school students, high school teachers, indigenous communities, and underserved groups. We aim to promote and deepen science education in the southern region.
For more information on other campus activities, please refer to our campus-wide events information system, where you can promptly register for the activities that interest you!