National Taipei University's College of Business has appointed Dr. Ji-Hong Tseng, an NVIDIA Platinum Ambassador and AI expert, as a consulting advisor. Dr. Tseng's expertise in AI and deep learning will bolster the college's AI education and research initiatives, enhancing its influence in AI.
2025 College of Business Annual Review Meeting and Awards Ceremony was enthusiastically held at noon on January 8. This event celebrated the tradition of recognizing outstanding achievements by presenting the "Outstanding/Excellent Research Faculty Awards" and the "EMI (English-Medium Instruction) Outstanding/Excellent Teaching Awards." It also provided an opportunity to express heartfelt gratitude to alumni for their unwavering support of student learning and the college's development.
During the ceremony, the College of Business honored distinguished faculty for their remarkable contributions to research and English-medium instruction, wishing them continued success in their respective fields. The event attracted over a hundred enthusiastic attendees, including faculty members, alumni, and teaching assistants.
The gathering concluded on a high note, exemplifying the unity and upward momentum of National Taipei University's College of Business, Taiwan's oldest and most prestigious institution.
The NTUT International Affairs Office will be hosting a recruitment event specifically for international students on March 13th. The event will feature representatives from the National Development Council who will introduce the Taiwan Gold Card and Point System (Scoring Criteria). Additionally, HR representatives from Delta Electronics, the world’s largest provider of switching power supplies, and KENMEC Mechanical Engineering, a globally renowned smart automation integration company, will present their respective companies. Students will also have the opportunity to submit their resumes at the event. The event schedule is as follows:
Date/Time: 2025/3/13(Thu) 13:30
13:30-14:00 Registration
14:20-14:50 【 National Development Council】 -Taiwan Gold Card & Point System
contact：Amanda Wang (hwang@ntut.edu.tw)
tel：(886)-2-2771-2171 ext. 6518
date：2025-02-27 11:56:06
The Tsang-Ku Chen Scholarship is now accepting applications for students studying abroad in the first semester of the 114th academic year.
Eligible students should submit the required documents to the College of Business Office (Room 3F03) by the deadline.
Details & forms:
College of Business website > Overseas Exchange/Dual Degree Program > Forms/Resources/Scholarship Info
or [http://www.aacsb.ntpu.edu.tw/ir.php] (left menu: Forms/Resources/Scholarship Info)
Our department held the Undergraduate Capstone Project Competition on May 16, 2025, with a total of nine student teams participating. Three external judges were invited to evaluate the competition. Prior to the event, they engaged in discussions with each team’s advisor, and after the presentations, they provided insightful feedback and valuable suggestions to all participating teams.
This year, four teams were awarded the “Excellence Award,” and two teams received the “Honorable Mention.” Congratulations to all the award-winning students, and sincere thanks to all participants for their dedication and hard work.
Our department hosted the 34th Southern Taiwan Statistics Conference on June 19–20. This year’s conference brought together over 600 participants, including academic experts and professionals from both domestic and international statistics-related fields.
Theme: Olympic Movement and AI: Opportunities and Challenges
Event Dates: Thursday, September 18 to Sunday, September 21, 2025
Location: Caesar Park Hotel Taipei
Participants: College and university students and faculty aged 18 and above, as well as young adults from the community
A cross-disciplinary event combining Olympic values and artificial intelligence technology to explore the applications of AI in sports and education!
Register now: https://forms.gle/9QiNrrqo68hUWQnQA
Registration Deadline: Friday, August 15, 2025, at 5:00 PM
AI Insights in Action!
Sep. 10 – Ms. Ying-Ling Yeh
Senior Manager, ASUS AOCC
Topic: Real-World AI Adoption in Business
From real enterprise cases to the rise of LLMs, this talk explores how companies integrate AI, the evolving landscape of AI applications, and the key skills every AI engineer should master.
Date & Time: Wednesday, Sep. 10, 2025 — 13:10–15:00
Location: Room 3F13, College of Business, Sanxia Campus
Abstract:
Starting with ASUS’s internal AI integration cases from 2023, this talk shares insights into the mindset behind successful AI adoption. It highlights the latest trends in LLM development leading into 2025, explores AI's impact on the future of work, and discusses the essential skillsets for future AI engineers. A unique perspective from the enterprise side—bridging practice, trends, and future challenges.
Rethinking Intelligence: AI & Innovation
Sep. 17 – Prof. Chih-Yung Chang
Distinguished Professor, Dept. of Computer Science, Tamkang University
Topic: The Mindset Behind AI and Innovation
A deep dive into the evolution of AI thinking—unpacking the value, promise, and challenges of generative AI in today's world.
Date & Time: Wednesday, Sep. 17, 2025 — 13:10–15:00
Location: Room 3F13, College of Business, Sanxia Campus
Abstract:
This lecture focuses on “AI Literacy and Thinking,” beginning with a review of the development of artificial intelligence—from electrification and data-driven technologies to the rise of generative AI—explaining how it imitates and extends human cognition, perception, and reasoning. It then highlights AI applications in fields such as image processing, natural language, healthcare, finance, and transportation, showcasing examples from smart factories, financial analysis, medical diagnosis, and social media to underscore both the value and challenges of AI in industry. The lecture further emphasizes the emergence and impact of generative AI. Generative AI can learn from vast amounts of text, audio, and visual data, demonstrating remarkable capabilities in writing, code generation, and image and video creation, greatly enhancing industrial efficiency. At the same time, it warns of challenges brought by generative AI, such as hallucinations, responsibility attribution, and over-reliance on expertise, urging individuals to cultivate proper literacy and critical thinking. Finally, the lecture stresses that AI cannot replace human emotion, trust, and creativity; only by leveraging new tools and integrating them with professional expertise can we create greater value in collaboration with AI.