Freshmen orientation was recently organized by the National Sun Yat-sen University's (NSYSU) International Master's Program in Electric Power Engineering (IMEPE), which welcomed 185 freshmen from friendly nations to Taiwan. Ambassadors from eight friendly nations to Taiwan, including Guatemala, and the secretary of foreign missions in Taiwan were among the notable guests invited on the event's day.
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Ambassador of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines H.E Andrea Bowman delivered a speech.Photo provided by National Sun Yat-sen University, NSYSU
The Vice President (郭志文) of NSYSU stated in his address that NSYSU is a partner institution with the International Cooperation and Development Fund (ICDF). Students from diplomatically friendly nations including Eswatini, Belize, and Guatemala have studied at IMEPE throughout the years. No matter their motivations for choosing to study abroad in Taiwan, the vice president urged the freshmen, saying, "I believe it will be one of the best decisions in your life."
According to the ICDF, the "International Human Resource Development Program" is now working with 22 institutions in Taiwan to create 36 degree programs that are taught in English. These degree programs include 3 doctorate programs, 24 master's programs, and 9 university programs. Numerous professional subjects are covered by these degrees, including corporate management, public health, humanities and society, science and engineering, and agriculture.
