COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

In 2020 there were 3700 graduates, none of whom majored in health professions. However, Taipei Tech is an active participant in 91 programs promoted by local and global health organizations, and allows its professors to take on work in other institutions that directly involves health issues. In addition, Taipei Tech actively promotes cross-domain, cross-school alliances and inter-institutional (hospital) academic cooperation projects. We have contributed to the Ministry of Education’s initiatives to assist talent in the domestic biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries.

Taipei Tech sets up health workshops and lectures on catering hygiene and nutrition, influenza vaccinations, AIDS and metabolic syndrome health screenings, smoking cessation support groups, and carbon monoxide screenings. Local community professionals, visitors, family members of faculty and staff, and retirees are free to participate.

INFORMATION AND EDUCATION SERVICES FOR STUDENTS

Taipei Tech offers Cooperative and General Education Courses on health promotion and emergency care. We also organized a series of free lectures on AIDS and sex education. Information about such free events and services is be posted on the official website, news tickers, digital signage, posters, and leaflets.

The school provides free mental health services to our faculty and students. Students and faculty can make an appointment via the Consultation Reservation System. They can also call the Student Counseling Center or visit the center directly.

SMOKE-FREE POLICY

Taipei Tech, as a smoke-free university, has formulated the Guidelines for the  Prevention and Control of Smoking at National Taipei University of Technology, and implements smoke-free policies in accordance with the guidelines.