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Feng Chia University and Mae Fah Luang University Enter Their Third Year of Reciprocal Overseas Learning, Witnessing Student Growth Through Cross-Cultural Exchange

The reciprocal overseas learning program jointly organized by the College of Business at Feng Chia University and Mae Fah Luang University (MFU) of Thailand has entered its third year. From July 1 to July 23, faculty members and students from both institutions participated in a two-way exchange between Chiang Rai, Thailand, and Taichung, Taiwan. The program not only covered topics such as business communication, sustainable accounting, and entrepreneurship, but also immersed students in authentic cross-cultural learning environments.

From Milan to Modena and Turin: Feng Chia University Students Explore Strategic Design Thinking Through Overseas Learning in Italy

15 students from the College of Business at Feng Chia University, led by Dean Chiung-Ju Huang and Professor Giorgio, embarked on a two-week overseas learning journey in Italy. Traveling across the cities of Milan, Modena, and Turin, the program connected students with three leading European universities and offered firsthand exposure to internationally renowned companies such as Ferrari and Maserati. Through immersive cross-cultural experiences, students gained practical insights into the power of design thinking and brand innovation.

FCU Programming and Creative Challenge Highlights Interdisciplinary Innovation and AI-Powered Creativity

The 2025–26 Programming and Creative Challenge, organized by the Information Technology Learning Center of Feng Chia University’s iSchool, was held on May 30. Students from 12 departments—including Information Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Electronic Engineering, Mechanical and Computer-Aided Engineering, Statistics, Chinese Literature, Chemical Engineering, Cooperative Economics and Social Entrepreneurship, and Communications Engineering—formed interdisciplinary teams to participate. An award ceremony was held on June 12, with FCU President and iSchool Dean Wei Wang presenting awards to the winners.

Why Do Microwave Ovens Need to Rotate? Chinese Language Center Launches First “Light Knowledge, Little Diamond” Video Storytelling Competition

The Chinese Language Center of Feng Chia University, in collaboration with the Taipei Feng Chia University Alumni Cultural Foundation and co-organized by the Library, hosted the First “Light Knowledge, Little Diamond” AI-Assisted Popular Knowledge Video Storytelling Competition. An award ceremony and exhibition of winning works were held at the Library on June 25. Guests included Yao-Jen Hsiao, Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences; Shu-Yuan Chou, Chairperson of the Taipei Feng Chia University Alumni Cultural Foundation; alumni Yu-Hsien Lu and Chun-Tang Chou, who joined to celebrate students’ interdisciplinary achievements combining AI tools, language skills, and professional knowledge.

FCU Department of Economics Hosts Fourth International Symposium on Sustainable Economy and Green Finance

Organized by the Department of Economics at Feng Chia University (FCU), the 2026 Feng Chia Conference: The Fourth Symposium on Sustainable Economy and Green Finance Cooperation was held on June 25–26. Scholars from the United States, the United Kingdom, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Taiwan gathered at FCU to discuss key issues related to sustainable economies, green finance, international trade, industrial policy, environmental policy, and Asian economic development.

“Passing the Flame”: FCU Student Organization Inauguration and Leadership Handover Ceremony Marks a New Chapter of Student Leadership

Feng Chia University held its Academic Year 2025–26 Student Organization Inauguration and Leadership Handover Ceremony, themed“Passing the Flame,” on June 14. The event opened with faculty advisors and student committee leaders making creative entrances alongside the organizations they mentor. Vice President Kuo-Hao Tang encouraged all student leaders to embrace the ceremony’s theme, emphasizing that leadership transitions represent not only the transfer of responsibility, but also the passing on of experience, values, and passion. He expressed confidence that incoming leaders would build upon the achievements of their predecessors, continue to innovate, and guide their organizations toward new milestones while keeping the spirit of student organizations alive across generations.