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2016 Taiwan-Japan University Presidents’ Forum (Tentative Program) 

 

Program at a glance

 

 

Date: Wednesday, May 11 2016 Time: 19:00-21:00 Venue: Level B2, Far Eastern Grand Ballroom B, Far Eastern Plaza Hotel

89 Section West, University Road, Tainan, 70146, Taiwan +886- 6-7028888 http://www.shangri-la.com/tainan/fareasternplazashangrila/

Host: FICHET Participants: Japanese delegation FICHET, BOD members of FICHET, and all speakers (moderators, speakers, and panelists) Meal Service: plate service

Far Eastern Grand Ballroom B

Morning Afternoon Evening

Wednesday, 11 May 2016

Arrive in Tainan City Welcome Dinner

Thursday, 12 May 2016

2016 Taiwan-Japan University Presidents' Forum Dinner Banquet

Friday, 13 May 2016

Culture/Campus Tour Depart from Taiwan

Program in detail

DAY1 Welcome Dinner

 

 

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Date: Thursday, May 12 2016 Venue: 3F, Conference Hall, The Magic School of Green Technology Li-Hsing Campus, National Cheng Kung University Conference Language: English (except for Q&A of each panel session) Theme: Globalization and the Challenges Confronting Universities in Taiwan and Japan Program: (Chinese and Japanese interpreters are available during Q&A of each panel session)

Time Duration (minutes)

Agenda

09:20~09:50 30 min Registration

09:50~10:10 20 min

Opening Remarks 1. Dr. Lucia S. Lin, Political Deputy Minster, Ministry of

Education 2. Mr. Mikio Numata, Chief Representatvie, Interchange

Association Japan 3. Dr. Huey-Jen Jenny Su, Chairperson, FICHET 4. Dr. Kyosuke Nagata, Chairperson, JACUIE

10:10~10:20 10 min MOU Signing & Gift Exchange

10:20~10:25 5 min Group Photography

10:25~10:55 30 min

Keynote Speech Moderator: Dr. Jing-Yang Jou, President, National Central UniversityPresenter: 1. Prof. Jong-Tsun Huang, Chairperson, Higher Education

Evaluation & Accreditation Council of Taiwan 2. Dr. Kyosuke Nagata, Chairperson, JACUIE

10:55~12:25 90 min

Session I：University Strategies Response to Internationalization and Globalization Moderator: Dr. Yan-Kuin Su, President, Kun Shan University Presenters: 1. Dr. Flora Chia-I Chang, President, Tamkang University2. Dr. Masao Furuyama, President, Kyoto Institute of

Technology 3. Prof. Chang-Hsien Tai, President, National Pingtung

University of Science and Technology 4. Ms. Asuka Tsuzuki, President, Japan University of

Economics Panelists: 1. Prof. Hong Hocheng, President, National Tsing Hua

DAY2 Presidents’ Forum

 

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University 2. Prof. Yuichi Hasebe, President, Yokohama National

University Discussion: Q&A

12:25~13:30 65 min Lunch (Lunch Meeting_FICHET&JACUIE)

13:30~15:00 90 min

Session II：Educational Aspects: Global Internship, Student Exchange, New Model of International Cooperation and Student Employability Moderator: Prof. Hirotaka Tateishi, President, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Presenters: 1. Prof. Chi-Yeh Yung, Chair Professor, National

Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism 2. Dr. Mitsuo Ochi, President, Hiroshima University 3. Prof. Chih-Cheng Lin, President, Yuanpei University of

Medical Technology 4. Dr. Masakatsu Oshima, Vice President, Asia University Panelists： 1. Prof. Edward H. Chow, Presidnet, National Chengchi

University 2. Prof. Jiro Kokuryo, Vice-President, Keio University Discussion: Q&A

15:00~15:30 30 min Networking Tea Break

15:30~17:00 90 min

Session III：Research Aspects: International Joint Research, Researchers Exchange and Industry-University Collaboration Moderator: Prof. Liang-Gee Chen, Vice President, National Taiwan University Presenters: 1. Dr. Liao, Ching-Jong, President, National Taiwan

University of Science and Technology 2. Dr. Shojiro Nishio, President, Osaka University 3. Prof. Jhing-Fa Wang, President, Tajen University 4. Dr. Hiroshi Tsuji, President, Osaka Prefecture

University Panelists：

 

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1. Dr. Ruey-ming Tsay, Vice President, Tunghai University

2. Prof. Yasunao Hattori, President, Shimane University Discussion：Q&A

17:00~17:20 20 min

Closing Remarks 1. Prof. Ichiro Tanioka, President, Osaka University of

Commerce 2. Dr. Huey-Jen Jenny Su, President, National Cheng

Kung University

18:00~20:00 120 min Dinner Banquet

 

The Structure and Format of sessions Sessions are 90 minutes in length 1. Moderator: 1 (5 minutes) 2. Presenters: 4 (Taiwan: 2; Japan: 2, presentation-based with PowerPoint files, 10

minutes for each speakers, 40 minutes in total) 3. Panelists: 2 (Taiwan: 1; Japan: 1, panelists do not need to prepare PowerPoint files,

5 minutes for each speakers, 10 minutes in total) 4. Discussion: Q&A (35 minutes)

Getting to the venue On foot (meeting point: 09:00 at hotel lobby; departure: 09:10) The conference venue is within easy walking distance. By bus There will be a bus to transport participants between the Far Eastern Plaza Hotel and the National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) at the start of the event. 09:10 Buses from hotel to NCKU

 

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Campus Map of NCKU

Dinner Banquet Date: Thursday, May 12 2016 Time: 18:00-20:00 Venue: Level B2, Far Eastern Grand Ballroom B, Far Eastern Plaza Hotel

89 Section West, University Road, Tainan, 70146, Taiwan +886- 6-7028888 http://www.shangri-la.com/tainan/fareasternplazashangrila/

Host: Ministry of Education Participants: All participants Meal Service: Buffet Style

 

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Date: Friday, May 13 2016 Time: 09:00-11:45

Route A Route B Route C

09:00 Departure (Meeting Point: Lobby, Far Eastern Plaza Hotel)

09:30~11:45

Chimei Museum

Southern Taiwan Science Park

(Tainan Science Park)

Southern Taiwan University of Science

and Technology, STUST

N/A Maximum no. of

participants: 130 N/A

11:45~ Back to hotel

 

Route A：Chimei Museum

Website: www.chimeimuseum.org/ml/English/3

(Ticket: NTD 205 / per adult)

Chimei Museum, founded in 1992 by Mr. Wen-Long Shi, is a renowned private museum with the richest collection in Taiwan. Mr. Shi has a dream of building a museum that is for everyone to enjoy and appreciate, and a place for people to cultivate their minds and souls. He sets the goal for the museum, “These works of art are world culture heritage and treasures, as well as the assets of Taiwanese people; we are only the temporary safe-keepers, there are many more generations to pass them on. In 2014, Chimei Museum Relocated to Tainan Metropolitan Park, and reopened to the public in January 2015. Chimei Museum’s distinctive Collections: The largest violin collection in the world, including historical world famous luthier families and schools. The most complete collection of Western Fine Arts and Sculptures in Asia, which serves as an Asian window to the Western world of art. The largest animal taxidermy collection in Asia, and it displays natural history in life-like storytelling scenes. The most complete collection of antique Arms and Armour in Asia that presents war and weaponry history as the history of humankind. Route B：Southern Taiwan Science Park (Tainan Science Park)

DAY3 Culture/Campus Tour

 

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Website: www.stsipa.gov.tw/web/indexGroups?frontTarget=JAPAN

The Southern Taiwan Science Park (STSP) consists of Tainan Science Park and Kaohsiung Science Park. It occupies a total of 1,613 hectares. Tainan Science Park is located at the border of Xinshi, Shanhua,and Anding Districts in Tainan City and consists of 1,043 hectares while Kaohsiung Science Park is located at the border of Luzhu, Gangshan, and Yong’an Districts and spans over 570 hectares.

Industry Cluster

Integrated Circuits Optoelectronics Optoelectronics Biotechnology STSP has easy access to various research institutes and their resources, such as

the National Center for High-performance Computing, the MOST Chip Implementation Center, the National Nano Device Laboratories, the MOST Engineering Technology Promotion Center, the Yan Ching-ling R&D Center for Manufacturing Technology, the Metal Industries Research and Development Center, the Asian Vegetable Research and Development Center, Taiwan Sugar Research Institute, Taiwan Livestock Research Institute, and the Incubation Center, providing technology consulting services and carrying out the sharing of public resources. Alongside, the Industrial Technology Research Institute has set up a laboratory and office in STSP. The applications of R&D centers of National Cheng Kung University and National Chung Cheng University have been approved by STSPB（Southern Taiwan Science Park Bureau）. Academia Sinica, and other prestigious domestic and overseas research institutes will be invited to set up laboratories or offices in STSP as well. 20 associations and 20 colleges and universities were already established to promote interaction and communication between industries and academia and to provide training programs for hi-tech skilled labor. To better serve the southern high technology industrial clusters formed around STSP, the National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology has formed the Strategic Alliance of Kaohsiung and National Pingtung University of Science and Technology with another 8 universities and colleges This is to combine regional scholarly characteristics and industrial collaboration, expected to promote R&D. According to the policy of the Ministry of Education, that Strategic Alliance will be expanded to include 28 universities and colleges and meet the demands of

 

 

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STSP for high-tech skilled labor. Moreover, in order to improve the R&D environment and competitive edge of STSP, STSPB and local governments have been vigorously encouraging university R&D incubation centers to post in STSP.

Route C：Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology, STUST  

Website: www.stust.edu.tw/en

 

 

Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology (STUST), founded in 1969, is one of the 12 top technological universities in Taiwan which have been awarded special grant funding under the “Plan for the Development of Technological University Paradigms” from the Ministry of Education. STUST aims to become an internationally competitive, top-ranking university, and an excellent partner of industries. Our education emphasizes equally humanity and technology to nurture reliable young adults with a strong global mindset and pioneering thinking ability. Consisting of 4 colleges, STUST runs 28 undergraduate specialties, 30 master programs, and 4 doctoral programs. We currently have about 18,180 enrolled students, 573 full-time faculty, and 75% of our teaching faculty have doctoral degrees.

Projects run by STUST Taiwan Hostfamily Program http://www.hostfamily.org.tw/en Tainan Cultural and Creative Park http://www.b16tainan.com.tw/ Taiwan Biotechnology Industry Alliance http://tbia.stust.edu.tw/?q=en

 

Accommodation Far Eastern Plaza Hotel 89 Section West, University Road, Tainan, 70146, Taiwan http://www.shangri-la.com/tainan/fareasternplazashangrila/

Conference Venue National Cheng Kung University

3F, Conference Hall, The Magic School of Green Technology Li-Hsing Campus, National Cheng Kung University No.25, Xiaodong Rd., North Dist., Tainan City 704, Taiwan http://web.ncku.edu.tw/bin/home.php?Lang=en