NCKU actively promotes women's participation in STEM education, research, and technology-related careers through various programs and partnerships.
In 2025, five NCKU faculty members participated in the “STEM Field and Female R&D Talent Training Program for Universities and Colleges.” A total of 132 students participated in related courses or research, including 71 female students. Through research and training opportunities, the program supports women's participation and development in STEM fields.
NCKU also collaborated with Lam Research Corporation to establish the “Lam Research Thesis Award and Outstanding Science Scholarship,” with at least one scholarship reserved for a female master's student. In 2025, three students were selected as recipients of the “Outstanding Science Scholarship,” along with one recipient of the “Outstanding Women in Science Scholarship.”, supporting women's participation in semiconductor research and technology-related fields.
In addition, NCKU extends STEM learning opportunities to female high school students. In 2025, the “TSMC Women Scientists’ Journey” provided female students from two girls' high schools with opportunities to participate in hands-on semiconductor courses, laboratory visits, and exchanges with women scientists. NCKU also collaborated with Micron Technology to organize “SuperGirls in STEM,” through which 40 female students from National Tainan Girls' Senior High School participated in professional visits and industry exchanges.
Through these initiatives, NCKU expands women's access to STEM education and related career development opportunities and encourages women to enter fields in which female representation has traditionally been lower.
In 2025, five NCKU faculty members participated in the “STEM Field and Female R&D Talent Training Program for Universities and Colleges.” A total of 132 students participated in related courses or research, including 71 female students. Through research and training opportunities, the program supports women's participation and development in STEM fields.
NCKU also collaborated with Lam Research Corporation to establish the “Lam Research Thesis Award and Outstanding Science Scholarship,” with at least one scholarship reserved for a female master's student. In 2025, three students were selected as recipients of the “Outstanding Science Scholarship,” along with one recipient of the “Outstanding Women in Science Scholarship.”, supporting women's participation in semiconductor research and technology-related fields.
In addition, NCKU extends STEM learning opportunities to female high school students. In 2025, the “TSMC Women Scientists’ Journey” provided female students from two girls' high schools with opportunities to participate in hands-on semiconductor courses, laboratory visits, and exchanges with women scientists. NCKU also collaborated with Micron Technology to organize “SuperGirls in STEM,” through which 40 female students from National Tainan Girls' Senior High School participated in professional visits and industry exchanges.
Through these initiatives, NCKU expands women's access to STEM education and related career development opportunities and encourages women to enter fields in which female representation has traditionally been lower.
- STEM Field and Female R&D Talent Training Program for Universities and Colleges
NCKU actively promotes STEM research and fosters a women-friendly environment for learning and research. Five faculty members participated in the program, involving 132 students in related courses or research, including 71 female students. Through research and training resources, NCKU supports women’s participation in STEM education and research.
