Taiwan is the 14th best destination for working vacations (workations) around the world and third in the Asia-Pacific, according to a recent list from Sydney-based accommodation metasearch site HotelsCombined.
Taiwan is the 14th best destination for working vacations (workations) around the world and third in the Asia-Pacific, according to a recent list from Sydney-based accommodation metasearch site HotelsCombined.
The Academy for Women Entrepreneurs (AWE), a program initiated and run by the United States government, began accepting applications Tuesday for the 2022 training program in Taiwan, which will be geared toward the technology sector.
The government-funded Taiwan Hostfamily Program is enhancing multicultural awareness by fostering deep connections between international students and local families.
Director Mark Pearson of the New Zealand Commerce and Industry Office met with Director General Kiang on February 17, 2022 to discuss the thriving trade relationship between Taiwan and New Zealand under ANZTEC and other areas of mutual interest.
Taiwan continued to be rated as “free” country with a score of 94 points that ranked it tied for 17th among the 210 countries and territories assessed in the latest edition of the “Freedom in the World” report published Thursday.
ITRI has been named a Top 100 Global Innovator™ for the sixth time and fifth consecutive year, making it the most awarded research institution ever in Asia. The annual list from Clarivate™, a global leader in providing trusted information and insights to accelerate the pace of innovation, recognizes organizations with the capabilities, consistency and creativity that delivers new value and ingenuity for the world.
According to The Hindu, the English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Centre (TECC), New Delhi, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to encourage student and teacher interaction for the promotion of Chinese and English languages and cultures.
National Immigration Agency (Yilan County Service Center) organized the “Education and Law & Act” course for immigrant families on February 22, introducing immigrants’ entrepreneurship journey to nearly 20 immigrant families from Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Cambodia, France, and China, etc.
A National Geographic TV series on the origins of Austronesian-speaking peoples was launched Feb. 17 in Taipei City by the Cabinet-level Council of Indigenous Peoples.
The Center for India Studies at National Tsing Hua University in the northern city of Hsinchu is a major platform for expanding education, academic and economic ties between Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific powerhouse.
