To promote the issues of water resource management and conservation, National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) offers various activities such as off-campus visits, study camps, and programs. These initiatives provide opportunities for both faculty and students as well as the local community to engage with water resource knowledge. They also give NCKU students the chance to collaborate with scholars, local residents, or government agencies and apply water resource management in practical settings.
1. Visit to the Tainan Hydraulics Laboratory by the 115th NCKU Civil Engineering students
The Department of Hydraulic & Ocean Engineering at NCKU leads students on a visit to the Tainan Hydraulics Laboratory, allowing students to have real contact with the work site and understand the problems they will face in the actual field.
2. The 2023 NCKU Global Water Resources Management Talent Workshop.
Since 2014, NCKU has been organizing the "Youth Water Resources Training Camp," now in its seventh edition. The program gathers young individuals interested in water resource issues, featuring presentations from officials of the Water Resources Agency and experts from various fields to introduce Taiwan's water resources. It also encourages active discussions among participants, fostering engagement in international conferences and forums.
3. 2023 NCKU Academic Ecology Workshop
This workshop takes participants on field visits to explore the water cycle, water treatment processes, and wetland purification mechanisms. With guidance from NCKU faculty and alumni, students will learn about local reservoirs, water resource centers, and ecological protection areas in Tainan, promoting sustainable environmental education.
4. The Department of Resources targets resource-related professional fields, including water resources. Among the courses offered by this department or various departments (institutes) within and outside the school, a series of study courses are provided for students to establish their expertise.
5. NCKU's Hydraulic Laboratory promotes water resources education by assisting the Water Resources Agency in disaster prevention training and outreach. It advocates flood and drought preparedness, conducts wetland environmental education in schools and communities, and collaborates with organizations to host fish-eating education activities, emphasizing marine conservation and sustainable fisheries.
1. Visit to the Tainan Hydraulics Laboratory by the 115th NCKU Civil Engineering students
The Department of Hydraulic & Ocean Engineering at NCKU leads students on a visit to the Tainan Hydraulics Laboratory, allowing students to have real contact with the work site and understand the problems they will face in the actual field.
2. The 2023 NCKU Global Water Resources Management Talent Workshop.
Since 2014, NCKU has been organizing the "Youth Water Resources Training Camp," now in its seventh edition. The program gathers young individuals interested in water resource issues, featuring presentations from officials of the Water Resources Agency and experts from various fields to introduce Taiwan's water resources. It also encourages active discussions among participants, fostering engagement in international conferences and forums.
3. 2023 NCKU Academic Ecology Workshop
This workshop takes participants on field visits to explore the water cycle, water treatment processes, and wetland purification mechanisms. With guidance from NCKU faculty and alumni, students will learn about local reservoirs, water resource centers, and ecological protection areas in Tainan, promoting sustainable environmental education.
4. The Department of Resources targets resource-related professional fields, including water resources. Among the courses offered by this department or various departments (institutes) within and outside the school, a series of study courses are provided for students to establish their expertise.
5. NCKU's Hydraulic Laboratory promotes water resources education by assisting the Water Resources Agency in disaster prevention training and outreach. It advocates flood and drought preparedness, conducts wetland environmental education in schools and communities, and collaborates with organizations to host fish-eating education activities, emphasizing marine conservation and sustainable fisheries.